More news for Motorola Passive Optical LAN (POL) today. Motorola has signed an agreement with Advanced Media Technologies (AMT) to resell the POL solution in North and South America. AMT actually runs a reseller program, so a roster of AMT’s authorized resellers will have the ability to take the POL technology out to customers of [...]
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Rarely do I get to talk about enterprise broadband on this blog, but today is an exception. Motorola announced a deployment with Getty Images in London of its Passive Optical LAN (POL) solution. The company launched POL last year, and has made steady progress in the enterprise environment with the all-fiber technology. In Getty’s case, [...]
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As part of a media briefing this afternoon on cable commercial services, one of the Motorola execs on the line unearthed a white paper on using DOCSIS 3.0 for the enterprise from 2009. The stats quoted are now a year out of date, but I still think they’re worth sharing. First of all, SNL Kagan [...]
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Despite certain lagging indicators in the cable industry, RFOG seems likely to get a boost in 2009 as operators spend money building out their commercial services offerings. The RF-over-Glass technology falls in the sweet spot between “cost-effective” (cheap now) and “revenue generating” (FTTP enables future higher-tier services), and is getting more attention of late. While [...]
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Typically the evolutionary path for broadband starts in the workplace and moves out to the home. Consumers moved from dial-up to high-speed because of expectations built at work. However, as evidence that sometimes the reverse is true, Motorola announced today a new solution for the enterprise – Motorola Passive Optical LAN – based on the [...]
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