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Cedar Hills and Santa Clara are the latest cities in Utah to join UTOPIAs municipal open access fiber network, despite pushback from incumbents.

Newly branded Breezeline emerges after the company expanded its footprint by acquiring WOWs Cleveland and Columbus systems. The new name will soon be paired with a soon-to-be-launched streaming service.

City-wide fiber network is owned by Colorado Springs Utilities.

4-County Electric Power Association taps into CARES and RDOF programs and works with DZS and Irby to build out broadband to more than 40,000 homes and businesses.

FCC recently launched the program, which provides discounts of up to $30 per month toward broadband service for eligible households, and up to $75 per month for homes on qualifying Tribal lands.

Lab trials with Vecima and an undisclosed silicon provider generated north of 8.5Gbit/s downstream and 6Gbit/s upstream on HFC plant upgraded to 1.8GHz.

Fiber broadband passed 60.5 million US homes in 2021, a 12% growth rate, the Fiber Broadband Association found in a report from RVA LLC Market Research & Consulting.

In the midst of an aggressive FTTP buildout plan, Frontiers fiber subscriber customer additions in the period were a 50% improvement over the prior record of 29,000 net adds in Q3 2021.

Kevin Hart, the former chief product and technology officer of Cox, is named CEO of Segra two months after Cox acquired the enterprise-focused fiber services company. Len Barlik succeeds Hart as CTO of Cox.

Lab trials with Vecima and an undisclosed silicon provider generated north of 8.5Gbit/s downstream and 6Gbit/s upstream on HFC plant upgraded to 1.8GHz.