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Sagemcom's Global Move Towards RDK Standardization

At the recent Mobile World Congress 2025, renowned broadband equipment manufacturer Sagemcom, in partnership with RDK Management, unveiled a significant initiative: the standardization of RDK-B (RDK for Broadband) software across its entire portfolio of broadband customer premises equipment (CPE). This includes advancements such as DOCSIS 4.0, DOCSIS 3.1, XGS-PON, GPON fiber gateways, and 5G Fixed Wireless Access solutions.

This comprehensive adoption of RDK-B is poised to bolster Sagemcom’s ability to provide cutting-edge broadband solutions to service providers globally. Currently, the company is in the process of deploying RDK-enabled devices throughout Europe, North America, and Latin America. This strategy allows operators to standardize their software stack, facilitating the rapid introduction of innovative services.

Boris Nabedryk, Sagemcom’s Executive Vice President of Broadband, expressed the significance of this milestone, stating, "Implementing RDK-B across our broadband portfolio is vital in our commitment to give operators robust and consistent software solutions." By harnessing RDK's common architecture, Sagemcom aims to accelerate the pace of innovation, offering global clients devices that are rich in features and capable of delivering remarkable broadband experiences.

RDK, an open-source software easily deployed across over 100 million devices, offers standardized core functions for broadband and video devices. With RDK-B, essential functionalities such as device management, telemetry, Wi-Fi services, Ethernet access, and IPv6 transitioning are integrated. These features are compatible with all major access technologies like DOCSIS, GPON, and Fixed Wireless Access (FWA). By creating an all-encompassing software stack, service providers can manage a consistent set of broadband services across their networks seamlessly, thus simplifying the integration process and facilitating quicker launches of new services.

"Sagemcom’s broad adoption of RDK signifies the platform's flexibility across various broadband technologies," remarked Jason Briggs, President and General Manager of RDK. He highlighted that Sagemcom's initiative would empower operators to streamline development processes, hasten time to market, and enhance consumer broadband experiences worldwide.

The RDK-powered lineup from Sagemcom showcases a range of innovations:

• - Next-generation DOCSIS 4.0 gateways
• - Advanced DOCSIS 3.1 devices
• - XGS-PON and GPON fiber gateways
• - 5G Fixed Wireless Access solutions
• - Advanced Wi-Fi 7 capabilities

For those interested in Sagemcom's RDK-enhanced broadband solutions, further information can be found on their official website www.sagemcom.com or by visiting their booth at the Mobile World Congress in Hall 2, Stand 2K10. To learn more about RDK, check out www.rdkcentral.com.

About Sagemcom

Sagemcom is a globally recognized provider of broadband Internet, entertainment, and managed energy solutions, committed to sustainability and innovation. Since January 2022, it has operated as a mission-driven entity with 30% employee ownership. Known for its continuous growth and profitability since its founding, Sagemcom strives to ensure its solutions meet both environmental and societal responsibilities.

About RDK Management

RDK Management leads the open-source consortium responsible for RDK, which standardizes essential functions in broadband, video, and IoT devices globally. Enabling over 600 companies, RDK enhances service providers' capabilities by improving customer experiences through control over diagnostics and business models. For more insights about RDK’s resources and community, visit www.rdkcentral.com.