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Are those issues resolved? No one knows because all of the companies from Intel to the manufacturers to the ISPs are radio silent on the results of the updates. Intel took months before it acknowledged the DOS issues with the Puma 5, 6, and 7 modems, and weeks or months before updates were released to resolve the issues. So, in reality, the modem world doesn't move that fast, and updates for the modem don't move as fast at they probably should. In reality that modem has been around for at least two years, although initially in test versions. That is also the latest and greatest for TPIA use, this time in the form of the Technicolor TC-4400. Externally the two XB6 versions look the same. That is the latest and greatest modem from Arris as well, this time with a Broadcom chipset.

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The Broadcom BCM-3390 chipset is the basis of the Technicolor CGM-4141ROG (XB6) which Rogers uses for the new Ignite TV Service. Is Commscope going to stay in the modem business? Who knows. That is the latest and greatest modem from Arris. Rogers currently uses the Arris TG-3482ER (Puma 7 XB6) for its new Ignite TV Service. So, where Arris goes with any future modem design is a rather interesting question. Who knows where Maxlinear will go from here.Īrris, which uses the Puma 7 chipsets in its latest and greatest modems has been sold or sold itself to Commscope. MaxLinear manufactures the front end cable tuner for the Puma chipset modems, so, now they own the whole ball of wax. That division would include the Puma design group, so, where that modem goes from here is anyone's guess. Just to note, Intel sold the Home Connected division to MaxLinear a couple of weeks ago. Yup, its a little over three years old, but, there doesn't appear to be a replacement on the horizon so its the latest and greatest At the present time, the Puma 7 chipset appears to be the reigning modem from Intel. Rogers chose to skip the wait and release the CODA-4582 (Puma 7), which although slightly painful, was probably the smarter choice given the ongoing Puma 6 situation. That modem was probably released before it was ready, but, the Puma 6 debacle was still being resolved by Arris and Intel at the time and for many months thereafter. The CODA-4582 was released by Rogers in Dec 2016 and initially received numerous updates to resolve firmware issues. There might be some smaller companies around as well, but the two main companies are what you typically see running in North American ISPs. Well, at the present time there are basically two dominant modem chipsets on the North American market which are the Intel Puma 7 and Broadcom BCM-3390. The CODA-4582 has been described above as long in the tooth. In terms of the latest and greatest modems, that's a matter of opinion. What you find will probably disappoint you. So, if component updates, which provides a degree of security on their own is what you're looking for, then you need to look around at the various router manufactures to determine which ones provide routine security updates. If you look at the updated components, Tor, curl, nano, dnsmasq, openssl, inadyn, getdns, stubby, that is typical of what you see with Merlin updates: I draw your attention to the Changelog for the latest Merlin Asuswrt version. If you're looking for security updates for a modem, your best bet is to run the modem in Bridge mode with a router that is routinely updated, both for security updates, but also for component updates. Are they updated fast enough to keep up with security issues when they arise? Probably not, but, Rogers isn't the only ISP in this situation.

Rogers tests every modem that runs on its network, so, that takes time and manpower to accomplish, ergo, the requirement to keep that list to a minimum. As above, the primary reason it probably support. Rogers only rents modems to its customers. You cannot purchase a modem or any modem which you would like to run on the Rogers network.

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The modem will update the firmware itself, no user interaction is required andĢ.

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