New HomePNA Standard Could Compete With MoCA
The HomePNA Alliance has announced a new standard that could provide an alternative to MoCA for delivering high bandwidth data over coax cables.
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HomePNA releases 3.1 spec
- HomePNA Alliance adds three members
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Cisco has announced that it will start to pay quarterly cash dividends to its shareholders.Cisco Names First COO
Cisco has named Executive Vice President Gary Moore as Chief Operating Officer.Cisco Consumer Group Head Replaced
Cisco's Consumer Business Group now has a new boss.HomeGrid Forum To Boost Zigbee For Smart Grid Networking
The HomeGrid Forum said it will be working more closely on Smart Grids with the ZigBee Alliance.IPv6 Conversion Is A Plug And Play Away
gogo6 has announced a plug-and-play adapter that converts any IPv4 home network to IPv6.Cisco Adds Small-Biz Switches, VPN Router, More
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IEEE Launches Standards Group To Unite Home Networking Methods
The IEEE today announced the kickoff of a new draft standard aimed at uniting "hybrid" home networks.Broadcom Buying Gigle
Broadcom announced that it is acquiring Gigabit powerline chip developer Gigle Networks.
- HomePNA Alliance adds three members
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