CableLabs continues to make progress on 10G technology, touting recent achievements in a press release. A key goal is to upgrade existing DOCSIS technology, not only to provide faster service but also to support symmetrical speeds. One important achievement was…
5G, AR/VR, over the top video, and Cloud gaming are examples of what will continue to challenge your network. 10G PON Solutions make it possible for you to meet your subscribers’ demands, whatever they may be. Watch our video to learn more.
SAN JOSE, CA – November 18, 2020 – Calix, Inc. (NYSE: CALX) today announced the new 10G PON Calix GigaPoint®, which enables communications service providers (CSPs) to future-proof not only their network capacity but also their service offerings. The additional…
A demonstration combining 10G networks and an interactive holographic streaming system are on display at the SCTE•ISBE Cable-Tec Expo in Denver. The demonstration is a cooperative effort of Charter Communications, CableLabs, CommScope, Comcast and the SCTE•ISBE. It features a holographic…
Comcast says that it has achieved symmetrical 1.25 Gbps transmission on a live production network in Florida. The Comcast symmetrical 1.25 Gbps trial involves a home in Jacksonville. The trial is running on a network built on Comcast’s Distributed Access…
Cablelabs has released several specifications that will help define 10G service for the cable industry. Plans to support 10 Gbps speeds are driving the industry to rethink how networks are architected in much the same way that fiber and 5G…
The cable industry took a step toward what many see as its future via a Mediacom, NCTA and CableLabs 10G demo event in a home in Ames, IA this week. Mediacom said that the 10G Smart Home demonstration was the…
Gigabit broadband arrived on the scene as an industry trend courtesy of Google Fiber and other fiber broadband providers like EPB. The Cable industry was somewhat late to the game. It’s a mistake they don’t want to make again with…
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