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OpenVault is broadening its marketing capabilities via a strategic partnership with Lotier International.

Kevin Hart, Coxs former CTO, said fiber-focused Segra will pursue growth by expanding into adjacent areas, broadening its product slate and seeking opportunities in unserved and underserved markets.

Brian Cox, who plays the grumpy, foul-mouthed patriarch Logan Roy in the hit HBO series, sprinkles in some F-bombs to congratulate Rogers Chairman Edward Rogers for his role in ousting former CEO Joe Natale.

MoffettNathanson questions whether mobile operators will have the network capacity and the right business metrics to back their aggressive stance and forecasts for fixed wireless home broadband.

Rebrand, which will reach all parts of Astounds portfolio, including EnTouch, Harris Broadband and some recently acquired WOW systems, has been more than a year in the making, says CEO Jim Holanda.

Christman, who joined The Cable Center in 2006, said her top priority in the new role is spearheading the next phase of the organizations five-year strategic transformation plan.

Verizon and T-Mobile will add 1.8 million wireless home broadband customers in 2022, predicted LightShed Partners. They said thats close to the total wired broadband customers Comcast, Charter and Altice might gain in 2022.

Jamestown Container Companies is deploying connected cameras, powered by Spectrum Enterprises Managed Network Edge, to enhance on-site security.

Christman, who succeeds Jana Henthorn in the top role at the Center, will head up the organizations Vision 2025 Transformation Plan.

Cohen previously served as EVP marketing sales.