The explosive growth in network service devices such as smartphones, smart TVs, and UHD IPTVs have been paralleled in a correspondingly dramatic growth in the demand for high quality and high capacity multimedia content. The demands for these contents led to an apparent increase in broadband Internet speeds 3 to 5 times faster, from 100 Mbps to 500 Mbps.

G.hn(Gigabit Home Network) 

However, the maximum broadband speeds for home users are 100 Mbps, regardless of the service being used, whether it be VDSL2, LAN or FTTH. For users living in apartment complexes with existing phone line-based (VDSL2) and UTP-based (Cat5) Internet services to have access to Giga-class internet, the home broadband access needs the speed of hundreds of Mbps.

ubiQuoss has successfully addressed this concern with its G.hn solution, which is the world’s first to achieve maximum performance with reduced interference in bundled cables. A G.hn network consists of a GAM (G.hn Access Multiplexer) connected to the broadband backbone and a GNT (G.hn Network Terminal) installed at the user side. In essence, the G.hn solution requires only the existing VDSL equipment (DSLAM/modem) to be switched to Giga-class equipment (GAM/GNT), making it a cost-effective and viable solution.