Global & North American Service Provider In-Home Networks Over Coax & Phone Wiring

Table of Contents

• Agenda
• The Digital Home Vision
• The Integrated In-Home Network Vision
• Average Home Today With PC Network
• Two Segregated In-Home Networks Have Been Evolving
• Near-Term Expectations
• Service Providers are Using Existing Wires in the Home to Network Set-Top Boxes and Distribute Broadcast Content
• Worldwide Home Network Households Will Roughly Double Between 2008 and 2013
• Bandwidth Requirements are Growing: High-Speed Networking Solutions are Essential to Deliver Expectations
• Multi-Use of Home Networks on the Rise More Video Transport to Drive Demand for Higher Throughput
• Home Network Throughput Is Expected to Rise Quickly
• What Will Shape Future Home Networks?
• Digital Media Device Opportunity for Next-Generation Wired Ports
• Many Computing and Entertainment Devices in the Typical Household Will Evolve to Include Wired Networking Ports
• Use of Existing-Wire Mediums: Coax
• Use of Existing-Wire Mediums: Phone Wiring
• Drivers for Use of Existing-Wire Mediums
• Current Ecosystems
• Comparison of Protocols
• ITU-T G.hn Initiative for a Standard Covering Multiple Existing-Wire Mediums
• ITU-T G.hn Expectations
• Channel Markets for Coax and Phone Wiring Networks
• Types of Existing-Wire Adapters Under Consideration for Purchase by NA Consumers
• Consumer Demand Related to SP Entertainment Networks: NA Consumer Interest in Whole-Home DVR Service
• Consumer Demand Related to SP Entertainment Networks: Price Willing to Pay for Whole-Home DVR Service
• Telco TV Opportunities: Lowest Hanging Fruit for Protocols Using Coax/Phone Wiring
• North American Households with In-Home Service Provider Network Node(s) Over Coax or Phone Wiring
• Worldwide Chipset Shipments: Coax/Phone Wiring
• Appendix