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The WSJ reported that Russian telecom operator Beeline, owned by Dutch company Veon, said it received a delivery in March of telecommunications equipment from Huawei.

Recent moves in China could pave the way to Arms initial public offering in the next year, with possible consequences for Chinas biggest equipment maker.

Nothing beyond DOCSIS 4.0s horizon is officially underway at CableLabs, but the organization is looking at potential spectrum to 3GHz and beyond, CableLabs President and CEO Phil McKinney says.

Cable industry vet Mitchko-Beale will remain with Charter for an unspecified transition period. Meanwhile, Charter has promoted Justin Colwell, one of its first mobile-focused execs, to drive its converged network strategy.

The platform once touted as a future telco standard has succumbed like so many industry initiatives to Big Techs advance.

Tougher trading environment stops coherent optical transport supplier from taking full advantage of burgeoning orders book.

Harmonics cable access revenues almost doubled in Q1 as CableOS deployments grew to 6.1 million, with 77 operators signed up to their virtualized access network platform.

Charter, a champion of the Generic Access Platform initiative, showed off a standards-based node capable of supporting DOCSIS, PON and even wireless service modules. Deployments could get underway in 2023.

The publication of pay ratios shines the light on the disparity between Europe and the US when it comes to CEO compensation.

Samsung Networks 5G solutions will be deployed in Dish markets across the US, as part of a collaboration beginning this year, a Samsung representative wrote in response to questions from Light Reading.