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Light Reading editors discuss DOCSIS 4.0 network upgrade costs, edge computing sites, and RDOF and SD-WAN updates in this recap of the work week ended October 14.

The company that once urged us to celebrate Batman Day is again focused on being one of the worlds leading network providers.

Light Reading is delighted to announce the dozens of finalists in the 24 categories that make up this years Leading Lights Awards program.

In a public notice Wednesday, the FCC said that fixed wireless startup Starry had planned to default on all its winning bids.

Amid regulatory enthusiasm for preserving four-player markets, data shows telco returns are lousy.

The UK telecom incumbent will bid farewell to Neil McRae, its chief architect, as part of the latest overhaul.

Ofcom launches study into the UK cloud services market amid the growing dominance of the three US hyperscalers.

Senior exec Lou Walker pitches UK incumbent as prime lead for industry verticals looking to outsource management of their private wireless networks.

The Facebook-led group wants to use a chunk of NTIA funding to help reduce open RANs need for systems integrators.

DOCSIS 4.0 is poised to be fully competitive with fiber, and the dynamics related to D4.0 upgrades are more favorable than we expected, in some cases dramatically so, Credit Suisse claims in a report.