ARRIS announced that it would demonstrate a complete solution for cable operators to delivery IP video (IPTV) from headend to home at an upcoming CableLabs event.

The ARRIS IPTV solution is an integration of ARRIS IP and converged media platforms. The demonstration at the CableLabs Summer Conference Innovations Showcase will stream on demand content and interactive advertising from a single server and a single on demand/advertising management system.

These IPTV streams are distributed from the headend using bonded DOCSIS 3.0 channels over a multi-wavelength RF over Glass (RFoG) optical network, terminating on an IP set-top, all monitored with the service assurance network surveillance platform.

"We are very pleased to be a part of CableLabs’ Conferences," ARRIS CTO Ken Wright said in a statement. "This end-to-end IP Video demonstration exemplifies ARRIS’s ability to take several industry-leading technologies and integrate them seamlessly into a solution that solves MSOs’ next generation architectural and advanced advertising requirements."

The Daily

Subscribe
Monday–July 14

FCC Approvals Raise Speculation for More Mergers

The FCC’s approval of a trifecta of deals—T-Mobile-UScellular, Intelsat-SES and T-Mobile-Metronet—could open the floodgates for more consolidation

Read the Full Issue
The Skinny is delivered on Tuesday and focuses on the cable profession. You'll stay in the know on the headlines, topics and special issues you value most. Sign Up

Calendar

Sep 11
2025 Faxies Awards Faxies Nominations Open! Final deadline: 4/4/25
Full Calendar

Jobs

Seeking an INDUSTRY JOB or hiring for one?
VIEW JOBS

In conjunction with our sister brand, Cynopsis, we are offering hiring managers a deep pool of media-savvy, skilled candidates at a range of experience levels and sectors. The result will be an even more robust industry job board, to help both employers and job seekers.

Contact Carley Ashley, [email protected], for more information about posting a job on the website and our Jobs newsletter, sent twice weekly to 85,000 media professionals.