No-New-Wire Nets to Quadruple by 2017

According to IMS Research, the installed base of home networks using no-new-wire technologies is projected to grow by almost 300% within the next five years, spurred by growth in IP and multiroom video services. From fewer than 70 million at the end of 2012, ...
May 28, 2013
According to IMS Research, the installed base of home networks using no-new-wire technologies is projected to grow by almost 300% within the next five years, spurred by growth in IP and multiroom video services.From fewer than 70 million at the end of 2012, the number of households worldwide deploying no-new-wire technologies is expected to reach more than 250 million at the end of 2017, led by technologies such as HomePlug and MoCA.No-new-wire technologies use as a communications medium the existing wiring present in consumers' homes, such as powerlines, coaxial cables and twisted-pair cables. A variety of no-new-wire technologies exist, with HomePlug focusing on powerline and MoCA on coaxial cables. Another, G.hn, is attempting to unify all three types of wiring.
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