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Without a permanent chair or adequate staff, and at risk of losing its Democratic majority, the FCC will fail to make meaningful progress on crucial broadband programs, a former agency official warns.

Although our revenue growth and profitability in the near-term are impacted by the supply chain issues, our long-term outlook continues to strengthen, says Adtran CEO Tom Stanton.

Kyrios new software-powered Adaptive Route Control (ARC) system enables fixed and mobile operators to route customer traffic to the best available network on an application-by-application basis.

Among other SCTE Cable-Tec Expo 2021 awards, industry vet Keith Hayes named to the SCTE Hall of Fame.

Cable op claims another 10G milestone with Full Duplex DOCSIS (FDX) live lab trial that linked its virtual cable modem termination system to DOCSIS cable modems configured to operate in the FDX spectrum band.

Following last weeks widely-watched Leading Lights presentation, here is our recap of this years Leading Lights contest winners, some words on why each company won and our podcasts that captured all the stuff we said about each group of finalists along the way.

Promptlink Communications announced today that it has launched support for Wi-Fi 6e wireless testing, as well as multi-gigabit Ethernet testing.

Suppliers are making rapid process with network and CPE elements that will support the Extended Spectrum DOCSIS flavor of DOCSIS 4.0, Coxs Jeff Finkelstein says.

Recent deployment deal with Alaskas GCI is indicative of a trend that is seeing cable operators shift more attention to remote MACPHY in their distributed access architecture (DAA) rollouts, CommScopes Tom Cloonan says.

New feature, provided for no added cost, identifies and blocks spam calls.