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The 6G Symposium has showed spectrum bands for 6G are firming up, but how they will be allocated remains uncertain.

A new FCC proposal would prevent mobile operations in the 12.2-12.7GHz band. However, the agency would propose further investigation of expanded terrestrial fixed use in the band.

Rising energy costs help PON adoption but education is needed at many telcos who still think it is for residential only.

During a Senate hearing this week, Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo said the department aims to get Middle Mile grant funding out by the end of June.

Telcos yet to make a decent return on their 5G investments are in no mood for a big splurge on the next generation.

Raleigh-based open source company Red Hat reduced its workforce by nearly 800 employees on Monday.

Dr. Richard Green reflects on the origins of CableLabs, the board meeting that led to DOCSIS, and the changes taking hold in an industry thats now focused on convergence and connectivity.

Conexon - which typically builds fiber networks for electric co-ops - announced a new partnership with local organizations in East Carroll, Louisiana, to launch its first community broadband project.

It can sometimes resemble a clash between two different sets of network security technologies. #sponsored

A number of 5G spectrum tenders are scheduled in Latin America this year but its not all plain sailing, as Uruguays planned auction shows.