In a separate release, the Alliance said that it counts one million nodes in deployment by systems vendors and service providers. MoCA interfaces are included in products such as PVR/DVR and client side set top boxes, broadband home routers, residential gateways, Ethernet to MoCA bridges and Optical Network Terminals. Companies fielding these products include 2Wire, Actiontec, Motorola, Mototech, Panasonic, Tellabs, Westell and Verizon's FiOS TV.
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