The addition of MoCA enables Multiple System Operators (MSO) to deliver multi-gigabit services over the existing coaxial cable in MDU buildings where fiber installation is not feasible, as well as in coax-wired commercial buildings such as hotels and hospitals.
The synergy between Nokia and InCoax’s cost-effective solutions translates into significant savings in both the installation and commissioning of broadband installations. This streamlined approach reduces time and costs for property owners, landlords, and residents, all while ensuring optimal connection performance.
A benefit of membership in MoCA is the MoCA IPR Policy designed to maximize the likelihood of widespread adoption of all current MoCA® specifications.
MoCA members are entitled to request and negotiate RAND licenses necessary for compliant implementation of MoCA technology from other MoCA members, former MoCA members, and certain successors in interest to MoCA members, in each case with respect to license commitments that arise under the MoCA IPR Policy and as defined and specified in the MoCA IPR Policy.
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