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ARRIS Docsising it up

May 22, 2008 12.42 Europe/London By Donald Koeleman

ARRIS, hall 10.2, stand D21

The US data and voice over cable vendor will display DOCSIS(R) 3.0-qualified voice and data services, next generation on demand video, addressable advertising and access & transport end-to-end solutions.

ARRIS promises to deliver carrier grade voice and data at speeds of up to 160Mbps using its DOCSIS 3.0 C4(R) CMTS platform, the Touchstone WBM750 wideband modem and the D5 Universal Edge QAM.

It will be switching and inserting video, demonstrating VOD and addressable ad insertion using its unified VOD platform and addressable advertising solution, consisting of the n5 Video Server, nABLE video management and SkyVision advertising insertion.

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