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Camilla Formica, the chief program officer at The Cable Center and Syndeo Institute, discusses the groups new Intrapreneurship & Innovation Report and its aim to deliver diversity of thought.

Camilla Formica, the chief program officer at The Cable Center and Syndeo Institute, discusses the groups new Intrapreneurship & Innovation Report and its aim to deliver diversity of thought.

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This week in broadband builds: Maryland awards $92 million, ReConnect grants go to New Mexico telcos, Windstream approved for fiber build in Georgia - and more.

NCTI CEO Stacey Slaughter says traditional cable remains core to the companys training and education programs. But NCTI, mirroring operator trends, continues to expand into fiber and wireless.

Richard Jeffares, CEO of UK wholesale fiber company AllPoints Fibre, is critical of BTs plan to slash wholesale prices, saying it will stifle investment into the UK.

The US chipmaker reckons the RAN industry is too small to keep pace with design changes that will benefit its general-purpose processors, but questions remain.

Ofcom is proposing to refer the matter to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) for further investigation because of anti-competitive practices by the US hyperscalers.

Hughes is the prime contractor for an $18 million open RAN 5G network for the US military. Charlie Ergen, the billionaire owner of Dish Network and Hughes parent EchoStar, celebrated the networks launch.

The US chipmaker reckons the RAN industry is too small to keep pace with design changes that will benefit its general-purpose processors, but not everyone is convinced.