Alliance  Overview      Charles  Cerino  President    Rob  Gelphman  Vice  President,  Marke9ng  and  Member  Rela9ons  

Alliance  Overview  

•  50  members  

•  190  cer9fied  products  

• MoCA  technology  is  in  use  by  cable,  telco/IPTV  and  satellite  operators  worldwide.  

• MoCA  makes  the  home  network  beHer™.  

Trials  in  Europe:    Liberty  Global/UPC,  Telenor,  Zon,  KPN  Stofa,  FineComm,  Mul9media  Polska,  Toya    

         

Trials/deployments  in  Canada:    Rogers,  Shaw,    Videotron,  Eastlink              U.S.:              Comcast,  Cox,  TWC            AT&T/DIRECTV,  DISH,              Verizon,  Google,            Chartered,  BrightHouse,            Cincinna9  Bell,  Fron9er,            ViaSat  and  many  others    Trials  in  La9n  America:    DIRECTV  Mexico: TeleCable Brazil:  Net  Argen-na:  CableVision    

         Trials  in  Israel:            Hot,  Yes      Trials  in  South  Africa:  Mul9Choice      

 Singapore:  StarHub  

Trials  and  Deployments  

   Trials/Evals.  in  China  Sichuan  Cable  TV  Network,  Tianjin  Broadcast,  Chongqing  Telecom,  Cheng  Du  Cable,  Guangdong  Cable,  China  Broadcast  Network  Corp.      

MoCA  Makes  the  Home  Network  Be=er  

•  Industry  proven  performance  and  reliability.  

•  Best  coverage  technology  available-­‐-­‐90  percent  plus  outlet  coverage.    •  Makes  wireless  beHer.    •  Lowers  cost  of  network  opera9on  and  management.  

•  Minimal  of  400  Mbps  net  data  rate  •  800  Mbps  net  data  rate  with  channel  bonding  •  One  Gbps  net  data  rate  (point  to  mul9-­‐point)  •  Minimal  90  percent  outlet  coverage.  •  Packet  error  rate  (PER)  of  one  in  one  hundred  million  with  3.6  ms  latency.  

 

 MoCA  2.0    

 MoCA  2.0  Field  Tests  

•  More  than  200  homes  in  the  U.S.  tested.  •  Homeowners  were  volunteers  •  Tests  conducted  in  cable  MSO,  telco  and  satellite  pay  TV  environments.  •  Tested  over  any  age  and  condi9on  of  coaxial  cabling.  •  400  Mbps  in  90  percent  of  all  coaxial  outlets  •  350  Mbps  in  95  percent  of  all  coaxial  outlets.  

•  Currently  conduc9ng  tests  in  South  Africa  (Mul9Choice),  Israel  (Yes)  and  China.  

MoCA  2.0  Field  Tests  Pe

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Data  Rate  (Mbps)  

MoCA  2.0  Phy  

MoCA  2.0  MAC  

MoCA  1.1  Phy  

MoCA  1.1  MAC  

Home  Networking  Technology  Standard  Comparison  

Data  rates  in  Mbps PHY  Rate MAC  Rate

AdverHsed  Data  Rates

Real  Data  rates  in  90%  of  home

RaHo  claimed  to  be  real

MoCA  2.0  Basic Mode

700 400 400 400 100%

MoCA  2.0    Enhanced  Mode

1400 800 800 800 100%

HomePlug  AV2 750 500 500 100 20%

HomePlug  AV2  MIMO 1500 1000 1000 200 20%

Wi-­‐Fi  802.11ac  4x4    5  GHz

1733 850 910 90 10%

 MoCA  Makes  Wireless  Be=er  

• MoCA  serves  as  the  backbone  for  extending  wireless  connec9vity.  • Operators  are  integra9ng  Wi-­‐Fi®  and  MoCA  into  STBs,  gateways,  broadband  home  routers,  adapters  and  DVRs,  for  deployment  in  the  home.  

     Slow  or  No  ConnecHon  Cited  Most  OYen    as  Problem  with  Wireless  Network  (Parks  Associates  study  of  U.S.  end  users)  

13%

40%

64%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70%

None of the above

No wireless (Wi-Fi) coverage in some rooms or areas of your home

Slow wireless (Wi-Fi) connection in some rooms or areas of your home

Slow  wireless  connec9on  in  some  rooms  

 

 

No  wireless  connec9on  in  some  rooms  

 

 

None  of  the  above  

 What  Do  Homeowners  Do  When  Their    Network  Stops  Working?  (Parks  Associates  study  of  U.S.  end  users)  

8%

6%

2%

11%

12%

21%

22%

24%

25%

54%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60%

None of the above

Other

Switched to a different Internet service provider

Shopped for but did not ultimately purchase new or additional home networking equipment

Upgraded to a faster Internet service

Purchased new or additional home networking equipment

Asked other household members to temporarily stop using the Internet

Moved the device to a new location with a better wireless signal

Simply stopped trying to use the Internet at that moment

Called my Internet service provider Called  internet  service  provider  

Stopped  using  internet  

Moved  device  to  new  loca9on  

Asked  others  to  stop  using  internet  

Bought  new  home  networking  equipment  

Upgraded  to  faster  internet  service  

Shopped  for  new  home  networking  equipment    

Switched  to  different  internet  service  provider  

Other  

None  of  the  above  

 MoCA  Lowers  the  Cost  of  Network  OperaHon  

•  No  new  wires.  •  No  return  visits  to  home  by  technicians.  •  Clear  migra9on  path  toward  greater  performance  with  backward  interoperability  between  MoCA  2.0  and  MoCA  1.1.  

•  No  replacement  of  equipment.  •  Minimal  churn.  •  Outlet  coverage/reliability  minimizes  opera9onal  expenses  as  customer  service  calls  are  drama9cally  reduced.  

•  New  services  and  revenue  genera9ng  units  (RGUs).  

Summary  

• MoCA  technology  has  been  adopted  by  operators  worldwide  as  the  in-­‐home  backbone  suppor9ng  wireless  connec9vity.  • Roadmap  for  expanded  bandwidth  in  development.  • MoCA  technology  

Industry  leader  in  performance  and  reliability.  Makes  Wi-­‐Fi  beHer.  Lower  total  cost  of  network  ownership.