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Telcos are looking to bundle a widening range of services with traditional connectivity offerings, but its not yet certain how these strategies will play out.

Harmonics CEO says theres growing consensus from cable ops to pursue a distributed architecture that pairs a virtual CMTS with remote PHY nodes - an option used by Comcast and reportedly selected by Charter.

Also in todays EMEA regional roundup: farewell to the fax machine (possibly); lone-worker protection market grows; tech a mixed blessing for UKs midsized companies.

In the Halloween edition of The Notebook Dump, Light Reading editors walk through the digital cemetery looking for gadget zombies and technologies that still haunt us.

Evergy, a utility in Kansas and Missouri, is building an LTE network across roughly 100 sites in the 900MHz and 2.5GHz spectrum bands using equipment from Ericsson.

The economic arguments about using the public cloud instead of on-premises IT or private clouds are starting to wear thin.

>> he looks at some of his lieutenants and said do you think i should fly commercial so that i could be seen as sort of a man of the people and theyre like yeah, no, thats not going to do the trick. so he takes his gulfstream and he lands. >> here comes the boss. a news corps jet arrived at the airport this morning. its passenger left in the front seat of a range rover. hed picked up a little light reading, "the news of the world," the paper he had just killed off. >> suddenly you saw this old m...

From Meta to Ford, proponents of autonomous driving and the metaverse have been struggling lately. Thats noteworthy considering 5G players often point to those services as future revenue drivers.

It was a gastronomic and well-organized event in Madrid, but TIPs impact remains limited and there are some baffling telco obsessions.

CEO Kelly Ahuja said the $120 million in financing will go toward growing sales efforts and partnerships and provide a firm financial foundation in moving toward an IPO.