Orbi was one of the first WiFi hardware manufacturers to implement consumer mesh networks, making it affordable to spread the same WiFi signal across a larger distance, and the new Orbi WiFi System with Built-In Cable Modem is further expanding the capabilities of consumers' internet. As the name implies, the device is primarily an internet router, but it also has a modem built in, meaning that consumers can get even stronger internet if they use one of these new devices as a node in the mesh network.
The more attractive use case for the new Orbi WiFi System with Built-In Cable Modem is purchasing the device as one's primary modem. That not only eliminates the need to purchase two devices when setting up one's internet, but it makes it far more affordable to set up a mesh network as a result.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Mesh Network Expansion
- Consumer mesh network technology is evolving to include modem-embedded routers, enabling internet signal expansion and stronger connections.
- All-in-one Internet Devices
- Integrated modem and router devices such as Orbi's new WiFi System with Built-In Cable Modem eliminate the need for separate purchases and simplify home networking.
- Affordable Mesh Networking
- Incorporating a cable modem into mesh networking technology reduces costs and expands accessibility, providing an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the internet service provider industry.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Internet Service Providers
- Orbi's modem-embedded mesh network technology introduces a potential for innovation and cost reduction in the internet service provider industry.
- Consumer Electronics
- Integrated modem and router devices are gaining traction in the consumer electronics industry, simplifying the home networking experience.
- Telecommunications
- Innovation in mesh network technology with built-in modems presents opportunities for competitive and cost-effective solutions in the telecommunications industry.
