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The Gigabit Access Event was held virtually on April 20th (14:40 CEST). Helge Tiainen, the Head of Product Management, Marketing & Sales at Incoax, participated in a panel discussion on…
Installations of the InCoax system continues according to the Operator’s plan for deployments in US metropolitan areas. The order will be supplied and invoiced during Q2 2021.The Operator is active…
The company will be highlighting the potential of fiber extension technology at Gigabit Access 2021Lund, Sweden, 15 April 2021: The global pandemic has fuelled a huge growth in demand and…
Every residential and Multi-Dwelling Unit (MDU) building has a TV or satellite receiving coaxial network and in some European countries it is legal requirement that the building owner must provide…
How can complementary technologies support gigabit broadband roll-outs? Join us in online panel discussion on April 20th (14:40 CEST) to find out more! Craig Thomas, Broadband Forum (Moderator)Helge Tiainen, InCoax…
Interesting Cable!vision article (in German) on FTTH/B approach in Sweden & Germany by Mikael Häussling Löwgren of the Schwedische Glasfaser-Allianz.
Installations of the InCoax system continues according to the Operator’s plan for deployments in US metropolitan areas. The order will be supplied and invoiced during Q2 2021. The Operator is…
As more telecom operators are preparing for greater speeds to facilitate a MultiGigabit future, InCoax has advised that its fiber extension technology based on the Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA®)…
MoCA Access™ 2.5 brings multi-gigabit bandwidth and cost-effective reuse of existing coaxial networks to TR-419 (February 18, 2021, San Ramon, Calif.) MoCA®, Multimedia over Coax Alliance, in collaboration with Broadband…
The Broadband Forum just released its Marketing Report MR-419 on Utilizing Existing Copper Infrastructure for Deployment of Fiber-grade Services, based on its newly released corresponding Technical Report TR-419. Below you…
InCoax Networks is Reinventing Connectivity in existing property coaxial networks for high performance broadband access by solving the ‘Last Mile Challenge’ in Fiber-To-The-Home (FTTH) and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) deployments for Communication Service Providers (CSP) globally.
The technology is a future proof, reliable and cost-effective complement, that reduces installation time and improves take-up rate, to boost digital inclusion and Internet access for all.
InCoax Networks AB Sweden
(HQ)
Ideon Science Park
Mobilvägen 10
SE-223 62 Lund
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Utmarksvägen 4
SE-802 91 Gävle
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Vendevägen 89
SE-182 32 Danderyd
