ARRIS to Showcase Optical Transport Solutions at KCTA Show in Seoul

ARRIS (Nasdaq: ARRS) will demonstrate its broadband access, advanced video and transport solutions to Korean service providers at the KCTA Show in Seoul, Korea, March 3-6, 2010.  Korean cable operators and ISPs face stiff competition from national telecoms providers in delivering ultra high speed data service and video, and are looking for the most cost-efficient and optimized infrastructure solutions to meet their growing customer demands.

The ARRIS booth will highlight:

• The C4® CMTS' DOCSIS® 3.0 Upstream and Downstream Channel Bonding capabilities that deliver data speeds in excess of 100 Mbp/s Upstream and 320 Mbp/s Downstream.
• ARRIS optical access and transport solutions, the CHP (Converged Head End Platform) with CORWave™ multi wavelength transmitters, CORView™ Element Management Systems, Opti Max 3100 and 4100 1 GHz segmentable nodes.
• New optical products designed for hybrid and fiber-deep architectures, including CORWave II multi wavelength transmitters supporting up to 16 independent 1 GHz transport streams and reaches of up to 65 km; as well as the FTTMax RFoG Optical Network Units and FTTMax™ E-PON Optical Line Terminals and Optical Network Units.
• Advanced transcoding and video compression capabilities utilizing the ARRIS EGT VIPr™ and Encore dual-pass video encoder.
• ARRIS Managed Content Distribution architectures through the ARRIS ConvergeMedia™ management platform.
• The ARRIS Fixed Mobile Convergence platform for seamless mobile to fixed-line voice transfer.

Additionally, Todd Kessler, ARRIS VP of Product Management, will speak in the afternoon session on March 4th, giving a talk on:  'New Technologies for Enhancing Digital Cable TV's Market Competitiveness'.