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In the drive toward a cloud-powered, globally scaled Multi-Access Edge Computing (MEC) ecosystem, the 5G Future Forum is touting the need for specifications, interoperability and widespread collaboration.

Says it is first to achieve milestone in Canada with support for the Google Pixel 6 and Google Pixel 6 Pro on its national 5G standalone core network.

The Supreme Court of British Columbia will hold a hearing November 1 to hear submissions regarding the legality of Edward Rogers attempt to replace five independent directors without convening a meeting of the companys shareholders.

Senior cable technologists envision DOCSIS 4.0 upgrades, spectrum mid-splits and high-splits, DAA rollouts, XGS-PON deployments and more as the industry strives to maintain its competitive edge.

Following much public hand-wringing over the fate of the FCC, President Biden nominated Jessica Rosenworcel and Gigi Sohn as commissioners, with Rosenworcel designated as Chair. Biden also nominated Alan Davidson for Assistant Secretary for Communications and Information at the NTIA.

If the writers of HBOs Succession are lacking ideas for corporate-level, family-fueled drama and intrigue, they need only look to Canadas Rogers Communications for inspiration.

Rogers Communications counters that Edward Rogers purported board meeting with proposed directors is unlawful and is therefore not valid.

The cable operator, which is pushing ahead with a big FTTP project in the UK at Virgin Media O2, is in talks about ways to split out its infrastructure assets and services business, Bloomberg says.

Cable and mobile technologists view telco rollouts of 5G millimeter wave technology as potentially strong competition to cable broadband service, particularly in unserved and underserved areas.

In response, the NCTA called the report a highly distorted view of ISP data collection policies that imappropriately attempts to lump broadband providers into the same category as the Big Tech platforms.