Arris Media Gateway 5-series
Home networking devices are expected to bring in US$13.4 billion (€10.7 billion) globally in 2014, up 18% compared to last year, according to Infonetics Research.
The new report said that 802.11ac routers represented just 2% of all WiFi-enabled routers shipped in 2013, but tipped this figure to rise to 42% of all WiFi-enabled router shipments by 2015.
Infonetics also said that residential gateway revenue increased 0.5% and broadband router revenue declined 7.0% in the first half of 2014 from the second half of 2013.
“The residential gateway and broadband router segments will continue to move in opposite directions as operators provide more advanced WiFi gateways to consumers for managed WiFi service in the home,” according to Infonetics.
Infonetics’ home networking devices report tracks broadband routers, residential gateways, set-top boxes, multimedia over coax,optical network terminals, as well as HomePlug Powerline, MoCA coax-Ethernet, and HPNA/G.hn adapters.
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