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07/10/2023
Comcast DAA Milestone
Comcast said Monday that it has surpassed 100,000 rPHY digital nodes deployed across its nationwide network. The digital nodes are a key part of the distributed access architecture (DAA) that enables the speed increases and are instrumental in the implementation of Full-Duplex DOCSIS 4.0.
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06/08/2023
DOCSIS 4.0 Ahead
Starting June 26, manufacturers will be able to submit cable modems for DOCSIS 4.0 compliance testing, CableLabs and Kyrio announced.
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03/20/2023
Charter Picks Harmonic for Virtual CMTS Solution
Charter has chosen Harmonic as its strategic technology partner for the deployment of virtual CMTS technology for next-gen broadband services. The provider will deploy Harmonic’s CableOS platform in a distributed access architecture for converged multi-gig DOCSIS 3.1 and DOCSIS 4.0.
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02/14/2023
CommScope Eclipses Amplifier Milestone
Global network connectivity solutions company CommScope built and shipped over 1 million radio-frequency amplifiers to cable operators in 2022. The RF amplifiers allow broadband providers to improve downstream and upstream bandwidth capacity. CommScope is currently upgrading the amplifier lines to support DOCSIS 4.0, ESD and FDX technologies.
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02/09/2023
Comcast Moving Ahead on 10G
Comcast says its 10G network upgrade will launch to 10 million homes and businesses by the end of the month. The operator is ahead of schedule with network upgrades in more than 40 markets, including Atlanta, Denver, San Francisco and D.C. Comcast described the locations as having the “foundational network enhancements in place to begin deploying DOCSIS 4.0,” setting the stage for symmetrical multi-gigabit Internet options before the end of 2023.
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05/17/2022
Cable One Invests $950 million
Cable One is building toward 10G with a $950 million investment in its network. 10G provides faster symmetrical speeds, lower latency and enhanced reliability.
