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Interesting Cable!vision article (in German) on FTTH/B approach in Sweden & Germany by Mikael Häussling Löwgren of the Schwedische Glasfaser-Allianz.
Helge Tiainen, Business Development Director at InCoax Networks, has been recognized with a Broadband Forum Award for his outstanding contributions to advancing broadband network intelligence
The leading global fiber network supplier earlier reported on has placed its first commercial order of 1 MUSD for InCoax Networks’ MoCA Access™ solution, which
In addition to previously announced deployments in the U.S., we are now seeing more broadband operators launching their first commercial networks powered by InCoax’s MoCA
InCoax Networks enters a strategic partnership with CTIconnect, a highly reputable and widely recognized connectivity solutions provider in the US and Canada. This collaboration aims
InCoax Networks erfindet die Konnektivität in bestehenden Koaxialnetzen neu. Das Unternehmen meistert die Herausforderung der „Last Mile“ bei der Glasfaserinstallation (FTTH) für Kommunikationsdienstleister in aller Welt und schafft hochleistungsfähige Breitbandverbindungen.
Die InCoax-Technologie ist eine zukunftssichere, zuverlässige, kosteneffiziente und unauffällige Ergänzung zur Glasfaser, welche die Installationszeit verkürzt und die Take-up-Rate verbessert. So wird digitale Inklusion gefördert und schnelles Internet für jeden zugänglich gemacht.
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