Netherlands based Hirschmann Multimedia has selected MaxLinear’s MoCA chips for a new line of bonded MoCA 2.0-based home networking products it calls “Moka”. They are aimed at service providers, which have been primarily cablecos and satcos although some telcos have selected MoCA as their home network technology. Netherlands is one of the most dense markets in Europe for coax around the home due to the incidence of cable. This makes MoCA 2.0 suitable for using installed coax as a home backhaul ahead of powerline. At last week’s AngaCom 2016 in Cologne, Hirschmann Multimedia showed its Moka plugin module for the company’s newest in-home amplifiers, a new Moka WiFi extender and a USB-powered Moka Mini. They are in addition to its…