Skip to main navigation RESOURCES REGULATORY INFORMATION CONTACT TECHNICOLOR RDK-B OPERATING SYSTEM FOR HOME GATEWAYS What is RDK-B? The RDK (Reference Design Kit) is an open source software platform for the connected home that standardizes core functions used in broadband devices, set-top boxes, and IoT solutions. For broadband gateways, RDK provides a common technical method, across chipset suppliers and OEMs, to manage home-networking interfaces, device management, diagnostics, and IoT interfaces, such as Bluetooth, Thread and Zigbee. Technicolor Connected Home is a founding contributor to RDK Technicolor has been providing RDK solutions across QAM, IP and Hybrid devices since 2012. In 2014, Technicolor created the software architecture that enabled RDK to expand its applicability to broadband devices, meeting the demand of operators worldwide for greater technical commonality among suppliers. Today, the RDK community comprises more than 350 companies worldwide, including CPE manufacturers, SoC vendors, software developers, system integrators, and service providers. In total, more than 25 video and service providers across North America, Europe, Latin America, and Asia are members of the RDK community in various stages of evaluation, testing, trials or deployment. Technicolor embeds RDK-B in a wide range of devices Network service providers understand that effective strategies for ultra-broadband and gigabit services hinge not just on technical performance, but on the quality of the end user experience. This is where standards and interoperable technologies play an important role. RDK-B standardizes functionalities for broadband devices, enabling cable operators to efficiently deploy different services to a large customer base by making it possible to more easily manage different functions – including Wi-Fi and Multimedia over Coax Alliance (MoCA) and Internet of Things (IoT) controllers. Today, all of Technicolor’s DOCSIS gateways with Wi-Fi capabilities ship with RDK-B as the default software stack. Service providers automatically gain the technical benefits of RDK-B and can then focus their efforts on the new services that drive their businesses. News Read the latest news from Technicolor, including innovative partnerships and compelling insights from our thought leaders about delivering more immersive experiences to the home. Technicolor Connected Home Joins TIM Brasil Project for the Professional Development and Employability of Women Intercompany Project for Women is based on the UN’s Women’s Empowerment Principles espousing equal opportunities for women. Read More Technicolor Connected Home and Net Lynk make Wi-Fi 6 available to UK Internet Service Providers Technicolor Connected Home and Net Lynk have teamed up to make Wi-Fi 6 gateways and extenders available to internet service providers (ISPs) in the United Kingdom. Read More Android TV: How to reduce time-to-market for Android-powered set-top boxes How can you reduce time-to-market for your Android-powered set-top boxes to be at the forefront of the TTM competition while guaranteeing robust devices for your customers? By Rich Phipps, Director Product Management at Technicolor Connected Home Read More Technicolor unites industry-leading artistry with cutting-edge technology and innovation to unleash extraordinary experiences for audiences everywhere. © 2021 Technicolor. All Rights Reserved We use cookies and other tracking technologies to assist with navigation, improve our products and services, assist with our marketing efforts, and provide content from third parties. You can manage cookie preferences Cookie Settings (opens in new window). By continuing to use this site you acknowledge that you have reviewed and accept our Privacy Policies and Notices. Cookies Settings Reject All Accept All Cookies