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LoRaWAN-based product is focused on inventory management.

Revenues in the cable concentrator market dipped year-over-year in Q3 2021, but accelerated on a sequential basis as operators bulked up on network hardware and deployed capacity-enhancing node splits.

Deal for Ohio Valley Excavating is Congruexs seventh acquisition this year.

Industry groups and policy advocates alike are sharpening their arguments for which technologies should be involved in closing the US digital divide.

New tech standard will define communications protocols for standalone amplifiers and amps built into nodes for DOCSIS networks, including future DOCSIS 4.0 networks.

A record $42 billion is going to be pumped into the US telecommunications industry, but it will be state regulators who decide exactly which network operators get that money.

National Advertising Division responds to challenge from T-Mobile.

Canadian cable op will tap Harmonics virtual CCAP and DAA gear as part of a plan to support multi-gigabit services, shift to an all-IP services platform, and cut a clear path to DOCSIS 4.0.

Cable op says it has installed free Wi-Fi at 1,000th Lift Zone community center.

Comcast has no plans to implement its usage-based broadband policies in its Northeast markets in 2022 at this time, but has made no commitment to keep it that way in 2023 and beyond.