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Lumos Networks, North American Tower, Shentel and Ting Internet have reportedly been shortlisted to provide broadband service in the politically charged market.

Operator will invest nearly C$200 million ($159.71 million) to upgrade its network in New Brunswick to fiber, reaching up to 314,000 homes and businesses.

Cities and towns in parts of Oklahoma, Kansas, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, California, Texas and Colorado tie into the expansion.

Jeff Baumgartner explains what the rebranding of two cable companies means for the customers and markets they serve.

John-Paul Hemingway is charged with translating the corporate vision for the companys networks and video markets.

Elon Musks nascent broadband will need to radically accelerate the rate of satellite launches - and navigate tricky supply chain logistics - if its going to come close to fulfilling its global ambition.

Fraser Stirling upped to global chief product officer; Elad Nafshi rises to EVP and chief network officer; Rick Rioboli named chief technology and information officer; and Noam Raffaelli named SVP, wireless engineering, emerging technologies and business.

The specs, which define a set of wireless adapters for network nodes and cable modems, aim to reduce deployment costs and tap into various spectrum bands, including CBRS, ISM and even TV white spaces.

Markus Ogurek is named SVP and segment leader of Venue and Campus Networks at CommScope.

Stepping beyond recent network-side trials, Comcasts latest DOCSIS 4.0 trial featured a prototype modem powered by Broadcom silicon.