About G.hn
The G.hn ITU-T G.9960 Wave-2 standard is designed to leverage the existing telephone, UTP, CAT-3 or CAT-5/5e wiring or RG-6/RG-59 coaxial cable to deliver a Gigabit Internet service to each subscriber without the complexity and delays associated with in-building fiber installation.
Key Benefits of the Positron G.hn Access Multiplexer (GAM)
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Turning Existing Copper into Managed Connectivity at Samaritan Village
Alyrica used Positron Access Solutions’ GAM over existing twisted-pair infrastructure to deliver managed connectivity across an 84-unit, eight-building apartment community in Corvallis, Oregon - avoiding a full property rewire and saving more than $200,000.
Hawaiian Monarch Delivers Symmetrical Gigabit Connectivity
The Hawaiian Monarch is a 546-unit condominium and hotel property located in Honolulu, Hawaii. Faced with aging infrastructure, growing resident bandwidth demands, and the high cost of a traditional fiber retrofit, Xiber sought a faster and more cost-effective way to modernize connectivity throughout the property.
Now is the time for fiber operators to address the MDU challenge
In a new Broadband Communities article, Pierre Trudeau, President of Positron Access Solutions, explores one of the biggest opportunities facing fiber operators today: bringing Gigabit broadband to residents in existing MDUs without the cost and complexity of rewiring. The Positron GAM is the purpose-built multi-subscriber MDU ONT solution that makes this approach possible, leveraging the existing coaxial or telephone wiring to extend Gigabit connectivity to every resident.
Positron Launches New Site Survey and Installation Tools to Simplify Hotel Wi-Fi and IPTV Deployments
The Positron Access G.hn Access Multiplexer (GAM) enables over 250 operators deliver Gigabit Internet services over the existing wiring in legacy buildings. It offers significant capital expense savings over rewiring a building.