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Cisco Delays Home Network Product

January 09, 2001

Tech Web Parks Associates estimates 608,000 households will have multiservice residential gateways by the end of 2001, but demand is expected to explode by 2004. By 2005, yearly demand is expected to be up to 2 million households with the cumulative total of 6.4 million households.

From the article "Cisco Delays Home Network Product," by Matthew Fordahl.

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