Aeonsemi, a leader in mixed-signal and DSP connectivity ICs, announced LumaReach™, the industry’s first commercially available 10 Gbps Ethernet-over-coax network controller IC. Developed as a new fibre-extension technology, LumaReach™ delivers fibre-class latency and bandwidth over existing RG6 and RG59 coaxial cabling already installed in approximately 150 million homes across North America and Europe, enabling service providers to accelerate deployment of multi-gigabit services while avoiding costly last-drop fibre construction.
The AS27010 is a point-to-point, full-duplex Ethernet-over-coax network controller IC that operates over 75-ohm RG6 and RG59 cabling with standard F-type connectors, utilising existing in-wall coax historically used for cable television and the Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA). The LumaReach™ network controller delivers symmetrical 10 Gbps over a single coaxial run, providing up to 20 Gbps aggregate bidirectional throughput. LumaReach™ supports Power-over-Coax (PoC) deployments that eliminate the need for AC power at the pedestal, demarc, or remote endpoint.
“AI is reshaping every network that feeds it. While fibre continues moving deeper into neighbourhoods, the final drop into homes remains constrained by decades-old wiring,” said Mike Hansen, Senior Product Line Manager, Aeonsemi. “Service providers have been searching for ways to deliver fibre-class service over existing cables already installed in neighbourhoods and homes. LumaReach™ closes that gap and offers service providers a cost-effective solution to bring symmetrical 10 Gbps to subscribers without trenching, rewiring, or performing DOCSIS plant upgrades.”
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Availability
LumaReach™ is sampling now and enters volume production in September 2026. Aeonsemi has developed an F-type to RJ45 media converter reference design pairing the AS27010 LumaReach™ network controller with the AS22010 ChronoPHY™ 10GBASE-T Ethernet PHY to deliver a complete deployment-ready Ethernet-over-coax adapter for pedestal-to-home, demarc-to-router, fixed-wireless, and in-home mesh applications. The reference design kit is available to qualified customers in August 2026.