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ARRIS, a communications company that deals in the design, engineering and supply of technology supporting triple- and quad-play broadband services, has announced it will be demonstrating its converged broadband solutions and technologies at this year’s CCBN Show at Beijing.

 

The ARRIS ConvergeMedia Application Platform, XMS distribution platform and Three-Screen On Demand Vision are the key products that the company will be displaying at the show.

 

Other solutions that are to be showcased include ARRIS ServAssure Advanced Assurance solution and HFC Access & Transport solutions, including the ARRIS Converged Headend Platform; CORWave and CORWave II multi wavelength solutions; FTTMax RFoG and EPON fiber network solutions; Opti Max fully segmentable 1 GHz Nodes; and Flex Max 1 GHz amplifiers.

 

According to ARRIS, its ConvergeMedia Application Platforms offer a complete suite of solutions to manage personalized media experiences and deliver advertising revenue across all networks and devices. Its XMS Video Distribution Server is the fourth generation of the ARRIS Video Server line and is optimized to serve as the foundation of many on-demand services that system operators need to deploy in this day and age of technology and media delivery.

 

The ARRIS ServAssure Advanced is designed to help cable operators best utilize the DOCSIS 3.0 capabilities and enables MSO’s to deliver complex service offerings with business agility and scalable modular platforms and applications for future anticipated growth.

 

ARRIS added that its HFC Access & Transport solutions can enable transformation of existing HFC systems into competitive and sustainable networks that increase capacity for future applications and additional subscribers.

 

The companysaid it will showcase its VoIP solutions using the C4 CMTS and Touchstone (News - Alert) Wideband E-MTAs. Additionally, ARRIS executives and platform specialists will be attending the event to offer valuable insights to attendees on their solutions and technologies.