The DOCSIS 3.0 specifications enable cable modems to achieve unprecedented uplink and downlink data rates, and it comes not a moment too soon. The growing market strength of telecommunications service ...

A cable modem architecture introduced by Texas Instruments and based on the DOCSIS 3.0 specification enables fast adoption and deployment of advanced DOCSIS 3.0 products by cable operators. The Puma 5 ...

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I was having a discussion with some roommates about investing in a new modem, we're currently using a ~3-4 year old Motorola modem (SB5101) DOCSIS 2.0. We go through a lot of simultaneous demand (2 ...

The ARA2017 programmable gain upstream amplifier and AIT1061 integrated wideband data tuner debut as the industry’s first complete RFIC chipset for cable modems meeting DOCSIS 3.0 standards. According ...

The evolution of the cable industry to DOCSIS 3.0 technology is in full swing. Quite naturally, the much higher line speeds of DOCSIS 3.0 have grabbed the headlines, but there are other persuasive ...

You might already be aware that DOCSIS 3.1 technology is the best on the market for cable modems. Without a doubt, it is heavily featured and recommended by tech reviews all across the internet. Yet, ...

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Businessweek's Arik Hesseldahl writes today about the upcoming growth in consumer bandwidth, already available to some through Verizon's $180-a-month 30 Mbps/5Mbps FIOS service. Comcast and other ...

I supply my own and have just upgraded to a 3.0 for higher speeds. I hate trashing technology that may be useful somewhere. Would a Motorola SB5101 be useful at all to anyone anywhere? Or just too old ...