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The Wireless Broadband Alliance hooked up with CableLabs and Intel to field-test low-power indoor Wi-Fi 6E. They found that the technology hit speeds of 1.7 Gbit/s down and 1.2 Gbit/s up in locations close to the access point.

With $9 million in seed funding in hand, Adam Fishs startup uses peer-to-peer and advanced, distributed database systems to connect and sync mobile and IoT devices with limited or no Internet connectivity.

New FTTP projects target Ashland, Milford, Seward, Sidney and York.

With few legislative days left on the calendar, the US Senate Commerce Committee held a confirmation hearing on Wednesday for President Bidens nominees for NTIA head, Alan Davidson, and FCC Commissioner, Gigi Sohn.

New partnership will accelerate the delivery of key virtualization technologies, including Falcon V Systems MAC Manager for Open DAA, which will increase the velocity and lower the total cost of network deployments.

Comcast is expanding its presence in the state as it inks deals to acquire two municipal service providers: BELD Broadband and Russell Municipal Cable TV.

Fresh funding will help fuel development of an open approach for a distributed access architecture that appears to draw some parallels to the technology connection forged between Comcast and Harmonic.

An FCC plan to allow private companies to operate Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) systems in the 6GHz band has drawn interest from a wide array of players.

Wi-Fi deployment is part of Comcasts Lift Zones program.

In this third segment of a four-part sponsored series, we look at more key results from a new Heavy Reading study about the cable industrys edge computing driving factors and implementation plans.