ARRIS router enables SK Broadband to launch 1Gbps broadband

SK Broadband, a telecom operator in South Korea, has deployed the ARRIS E6000 Converged Edge Router (CER) to launch the first 1Gbps broadband service in Asia Pacific.

SK Broadband serves 2.6 million customers with its IPTV service, growing by 189,000 customers in Q3 last year. The ARRIS E6000 CER has played an important pivotal role in delivering next generation services including the world’s first 4K (UHD upscaling) TV service, announced in August 2014.

“SK Broadband has benefited from choosing the ARRIS E6000 system, with its unprecedented level of service and channel density, both upstream and downstream. This will also give SK Broadband the capacity to grow the business over the coming years,” said Tim Gropp, senior vice president of Sales for Asia Pacific at ARRIS.

editor@telecomlead.com

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Latest

More like this
Related

Memory Price Surge Threatens Broadband Rollouts as Router and CPE Costs Soar

The sharp rise in DRAM and NAND prices is...

Optimum rebrand and fiber growth headline 2025 results despite revenue decline

Optimum Communications (formerly Altice USA) reported revenue of $2.18...

Why FTTR Still Has Few Takers Globally as Operator Trials Highlight Cost and Deployment Barriers

Fiber-to-the-Room (FTTR) has emerged as the latest step in...

Spectrum Policy Key to Expanding Rural Mobile Coverage and Bridging Connectivity Gap

Spectrum allocation is emerging as one of the most...