“NetGem on Wednesday introduced the NetBox Cable, the first
set-top box to run on the Linux OS for cable-based Internet access,
according to the company.”
“The set-top box will let cable system operators offer
high-speed Internet access, IP telephony, and video streaming to
its customers”
“We’ve always been working on the idea that the NetBox should be
open architecture, and we think that Linux will provide the NetBox
with greater stability and greater flexibility,”
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