Motorola - (Motorola Broadband Communications Sector)

General Instruments was bought out by Motorola. This is now the division of Motorola that General Instruments is the integral part of.

Motorola manufactures broadband and iTV related equipment including Set-top Boxes. DCT-2000 and DCT-5000+ terminals are two of their Set-top Boxes. As part of their $33.1 billion in 1999 sales, they manufacture and digital and analog systems and Set-top terminals for broadband cable television operators. Microsoft is using Motorola/GI's DCT-5000+ for MSTV. Motorola is going to make available a Set-top Box that has 3 tuners and will be able to show the TV signal, enable Web browsing, and provide IP telephony services.
As the world's No. 1 producer of embedded processors, {at least then} Motorola's Semiconductor Products Sector offers multiple DigitalDNA™ technologies which enable its customers to create "smart" products and new business opportunities in the networking and computing, wireless communications, transportation, and imaging and entertainment markets. Motorola's worldwide semiconductor sales were $7.4 billion (USD) in 1999. Semiconductor Products Sector/Communications and Public Affairs, 1300 North Alma School Road, Chandler, Ariz. 85224.

     Motorola and iMagicTV are partnered in an End-to-End Solution for Delivery of ITV content and more using Motorola’s  Streamaster™ 5000 advanced set-top box.:

     Associated Web pages are:

• Motorola/General Instrument's DCT-5000 - (An advanced Set-top Box)
• Motorola/General Instrument's DCT-2000 - (A Set-top Box)
• Motorola Streamaster - (An iTV Platform)
• Motorola Blackbird - (An iTV Platform)
• Motorola's Media Processing and Platforms Division - (Division oriented to Motorola Platform development)

https://www.motorola.com