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In a companywide email, Elon Musk reportedly said the production crisis involving the Raptor engines for the heavy-duty Starship rocket could place SpaceX in hot water.

Light Readings longest-running conference will be fully digital again next week as it tackles the damage wrought to the commercial market by COVID-19 and assesses cables post-pandemic business prospects.

Companys ticker symbol will remain MXL as it transfers listing from the NYSE to the Nasdaq exchange.

The operator plans to splash out $82 million to extend fiber-fueled services into parts of New Hampshire and West Virginia and compete with the likes of Comcast, Frontier and Consolidated Communications.

Comcast put forth an Xfinity Mobile promotion, but the fine print reveals that it is far less aggressive than meets the eye, says MoffettNathanson analyst Craig Moffett.

Dennis Mathew heads up customer experience, sales, marketing, operations and financial performance in region covering Greater Philadelphia, New Jersey and Northern Delaware.

Charter tells FCC that timely and non-discriminatory access to utility poles is critical for RDOF buildouts. Meanwhile, Charter and an electrical coop dont see eye-to-eye on a pole-related issue that has surfaced in Kentucky.

Wall Street firm projects that telcos will pass nearly twice as many homes with fiber lines over the next five years, while the number of telco FTTH subs will more than double to 35 million.

There are many more EBB-enrolled households that claimed they have a dependent child at certain CEP schools than students who are actually enrolled in those schools, warned the FCCs inspector general.

Performance data from Comlinkdata/Tutela indicate that T-Mobile Home Broadband and Starlink are as good as VDSL, stomp on DSL, but generally fall short of terrestrial HFC and fiber services.