The Skinny

After months of regulatory wrangling, Charter is finally moments away from joining with Cox Communications. The California Public Utilities Commission’s approval cleared the last major hurdle for the $34.5 billion transaction, putting the focus on imminent customer integration and what Charter has planned for its new markets. At the same time, operators are keeping tabs on another major shift happening inside the home. AI agents are pushing more traffic through connected homes, and Plume’s latest data shows how quickly that usage is growing.

Charter-Cox to Close After CPUC Approval
Get ready for the $34.5 billion Cox-Charter deal to close now that it received the final necessary regulatory approval. Read More »
 
 
AI Agents Reshape Network Traffic
Non-human network traffic is surging as agentic AI usage in the home continues to grow. But what does this look like at the home network level? Read More »
 
 
Operators Look Ahead to 2H26
A busy month of earnings calls not only brought us up to date on how things are going at Comcast, Charter, Optimum and Cable One, but also gave us a good glimpse at what the operators see for the second half of the year. Read More »
 
 
Independent Show Tops 1,200 Attendees as NCTC Retires WEC
More than 1,200 attendees turned out for last month’s Independent Show, while NCTC shared news regarding its Winter Educational Conference. Read More »
 
 
O'Rielly's TMT Whiteboard: Making a Troubled Broadband Program Worse?
If the Senate Farm Bill remains stalled, that may not be a complete setback if it prevents efforts to make ReConnect worse. Read More »
 
 
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