CJ HelloVision, a Korean cable operators, has purchased ARRIS C4 CMTS’ to deploy DOCSIS 3.0 High Speed Data and VoIP service to its customers. CJ HelloVision is a part of the CJ group of companies, and serves nearly three million cable homes.
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Korea's CJ HelloVision Picks Arris for DOCSIS 3.0
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