Cisco Systems announced that Hanaro Telecom, one of Korea’s major broadband service providers, chose Cisco’s channel-bonding technology for a deployment of 100Mbps broadband services that began in April. According to Cisco, the basis for the design of the technology is the downstream channel-bonding specifications defined in CableLabs’ DOCSIS 3.0 specification. Hanaro Telecom provides residential users with its 100Mbps broadband services over hybrid fiber/coax (HFC) networks. Cisco says that 200,000 homes have subscribed to Hanaro’s broadband services since the launch began.

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DirecTV Bringing Glance AI to Gemini Next Year

Glance AI rolled out on Samsung Galaxy phones this summer, allowing users to browse looks, save them, try on clothes and more through a personal AI experience. Now, it’s coming to its first U.S. television provider with DirecTV Gemini devices slated to begin rolling out the feature in 2026.

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