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Comcast is set to run tests on a CommScope-made prototype FDX amplifier, a critical ingredient in Comcasts plan to deploy DOCSIS 4.0 and deliver symmetrical, multi-gigabit services across its HFC network.

The editors discuss the FCCs efforts to end digital discrimination, data center sustainability, Altice USAs efforts to get back on track and how to survive Mobile World Congress in the Notebook Dump for the week ending February 24.

We apologize for any disruptions you may be having. We are experiencing an internal system issue, Dish warns on its website. Company officials havent responded to questions.

This week in broadband builds: Consolidated to bring Fidium Fiber to 57,000 New Hampshire homes; Arkansas awards $53 million to ten ISPs; Treasury Department allocates $354.9 million for broadband - and more.

Samsung said it would offer satellite connections on its Exynos chips, including two-way text messaging as well as high-definition image and video sharing. But the details are unclear.

Following an earlier selection of Samsung radios, Comcast will deploy Nokias 5G Stand Alone Core networking software to support its deployment of CBRS and 600MHz spectrum in high-traffic areas.

The chatbot that has taken the world by storm is now being assessed for use in a range of telco operations.

Were choosing to do deeper and more important things, Parallel Wireless CEO Steve Papa told Light Reading. Now were far more selective. Were doing things that make good business sense.

Orange and Vodafone have teamed up to deploy shared open RAN on brownfield sites in rural parts of Europe, hoping to save costs and fuel.

The German incumbent is not giving up on open RAN, but it has now comprehensively ruled out any chance of a major investment this year.