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Sources say CommScope has halted a plan to develop a DOCSIS 4.0 chipset and architecture for network gear in partnership with MaxLinear and Xilinx. The decision could cede the network side of the D4.0 market to Broadcom.

Its day two at Mobile World Congress Barcelona, and Light Readings Fiona Graham is back with another update. Ukraine, cyberdogs, the metaverse, rollable phones and more - find out whats been going on from the show floor.

Tommi Uitto says challengers have resisted partnerships and need to get their act together.

ZTE is making significant investments in 5G technologies.

Moving to 5G makes it possible for wireless operators to reduce carbon emissions. But the technology may also require more power to make use of additional spectrum.

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Light Reading is for communications industry professionals who are developing and commercializing services and networks using technologies, standards and devices such as 4G, smartphones, SDN, network virtualization, 100G optical, IP, Ethernet, Big Data, FTTH, DOCSIS and video platforms.

On Wednesday morning I got a surprise call from a Dish representative: Did I want to take a tour of a Dish 5G cell site in the next 15 minutes? I dropped everything and did. Heres what I learned.

Providing 911 services turns out to be a little harder than we thought, Dish Networks Charlie Ergen said during a keynote appearance here at the NATE Unite conference.

As Marvell and Qualcomm launch new inline accelerators, Intel makes improvements to its Xeon processor range.