ARRIS Group is launching a new portfolio of broadband gateways—the NVG340 and NVG370 series—to deliver premium voice, video, and data services.

These new NVG series gateways deliver the high-performance broadband and Wi-Fi connectivity to meet the demands of tomorrow’s voice, data and entertainment services. They also feature advanced Quality of Service (QoS), traffic management, and extensive remote management features that enable service providers to reliably deliver those services over the broadband network.

“The demands on the home gateway have become ever greater as people connect more devices and consume more online services. ARRIS’s new NVG series gateways meet these challenges head-on and open up new possibilities for more advanced connected home services,” said Larry Robinson, President CPE business, ARRIS. “ARRIS has a legacy of CPE innovation and R&D experience building extensible solutions for triple-play services. Our portfolio reflects that flexibility and expertise, and we’re excited to expand that range of solutions to our new line of NVG gateways.”

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