Ubee Interactive, formerly known as Ambit, is highlighting an array of products and solutions at The Cable Show at booth 1313. The company’s demonstrations will portray convergence to IP networking by way of several "transport gateways," which convert either QAM or DVB-C signals on the access network to IP within the home, enabling the use of cost-effective IP devices. One such device on display is Ubee’s own "green" IP set top box. The compact IP set top uses a patent-pending liquid cooled heat dissipation system and a multi-state power scheme designed to reduce power consumption by more than 50 percent.

The company will also display its DOCSIS 3.0 products, including the DDM 3500 "8 x 4" modem (up to eight downstream channels and four upstream channels), and the model DVW3200 Wireless EMTA, incorporating 802.11n, four GigE ports, and USB connectivity into a single integrated device.

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The FCC gave the official OK to RSM US LLP as the C-band relocation coordinator. In July, eligible space stations operators selected RSM to serve as the coordinator, which is responsible for

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