MoCA
Short for Multimedia over Coax Alliance, MoCA is a standards organization that supports a technology to provide the backbone for home digital entertainment networks. For the end-consumer, a MoCA solution includes a retail set-top box solution that works where your TV works and enables you to link entertainment devices in multiple rooms using existing wiring. MoCA supports streaming media, including audio, SDTV and HDTV and provides a clean dedicated shielded medium. It coexists with CATV and terrestrial services and also supports content protection.
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