I need to get a new cable modem and figured would go 3.1 for futureproofing and because I've heard of ISPs deprecating and/or blaming any issues on 3.0 models (although will probably stick with ...
The world of technology moves exponentially fast. When the internet first entered the average household in the late 1990s, data transfer speeds were restricted to 56 kilobits (roughly .05 megabits).
If you’re not already keen on the fact that owning your own modem and router will save you money in the long run, well, then you will be after this ARRIS SB8200 review. This review isn’t intended to ...
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DOCSIS 3.0 vs. 3.1 and 4.0. Cable Modems Explained
DOCSIS stands for data over cable service interface specifications, the key there being "cable service." It's the standard that defines how your modem does its job relaying cable internet signals ...
Designed for people who want to upgrade and future-proof their home network utilizing the latest Wi-Fi 6 technology HICKORY, N.C.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The technological innovation running through homes ...
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