General Instrument is a company that specializes in providing comprehensive broadband access solutions for the modern telecommunication landscape. The company offers digital and analog set-top terminals and systems for cable television networks, including wired and wireless options. General Instrument also delivers hybrid fiber/coaxial network transmission systems utilized by cable operators and digital satellite television systems for programmers, direct-to-home satellite networks, and private networks tailored for business communication needs. Additionally, the company focuses on next-generation broadband access solutions for local telephone companies. Originally known as NextLevel Systems, Inc., the company rebranded to General Instrument Corporation in February 1998. Established in 1997 and headquartered in Horsham, Pennsylvania, General Instrument operates as a subsidiary of Motorola, Inc. since January 5, 2000.
General Instrument's slogan, "Providing seamless, comprehensive broadband access solutions for the modern telecommunication landscape," reflects its commitment to meeting the evolving needs of the telecommunications industry. As a player in the Internet industry, the company showcases a diverse product range and a focus on innovation in broadband access solutions.
While the specific details of the last investment and investors are not available, General Instrument's alignment with Motorola, Inc. positions it within a larger corporate structure with potential access to resources and support for continued growth and development.
