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Content tagged with Smart Cities posted in February 2018
IWCE 2018 Goes Beyond Wireless
Stacey Orlick  
2/27/2018   18 comments
The International Wireless Communications Expo (IWCE 2018) at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando encompasses much more than wireless, with panels focused on everything from fiber and 5G to rural broadband and backhaul.
Facebook & Nokia Partner on Broadband for All
Alison Diana  
2/26/2018   27 comments
Facebook will combine its Terragraph mesh-routing and multi-hop technology with Nokia's WPON and existing fiber deployments to test delivery of gigabit broadband to rural, suburban and urban customers around the world this year.
Regional SP Transforms Smart Homes Into Telehealth
Alison Diana  
2/23/2018   76 comments
After deploying a high-performance, remotely monitored whole-home WiFi service for residential customers, Florida service provider ITS Telecom now is starting to work with a local hospital on a telemedicine program.
Gfast Starts 2018 With a Bang
Alison Diana  
2/22/2018   30 comments
Within the first few months of this year, service providers passed about 3 million premises with Gfast networks, according to new research from Point Topic.
Cisco Network Automation Portfolio Targets Efficiency, Revenue, CX
Alison Diana  
2/21/2018   9 comments
As networks become larger, more complex and connect a growing number of devices, service providers must rely on automation technologies to improve efficiency, customer satisfaction and revenue.
Trump: Give Rural Broadband Billions to States
Alison Diana  
2/21/2018   25 comments
Under the White House plan, President Trump will dole out 80% of the allotted $50 billion for rural infrastructure – or $40 billion – directly to state leaders, letting governors pick from areas such as broadband, power generation, water facilities or transportation.
BBWN Radio: How to Virtualize the Subscriber Experience
Alison Diana  
2/16/2018   7 comments
In a February 21 radio show, Jeremy Harris, director of subscriber solutions and experience at ADTRAN, will discuss how service providers can use SD-Access, virtualization, automation and other technologies to improve customer experience – thereby decreasing churn and boosting sales.
Calix Hits Half-Billion-Dollar Revenue Mark in 2017
Alison Diana  
2/14/2018   7 comments
Calix reports eight consecutive quarters of growth and record sales of more than half a billion dollars for fiscal 2017, despite a challenging fourth quarter where customers delayed decision making due to M&As and demand for expedited ROI.
Liberty Latin America Enters Costa Rica With Cabletica Buy
Alison Diana  
2/13/2018   5 comments
With the acquisition of Costa Rican operator Cabletica, Liberty Latin America believes it's another step closer to consolidating the fragmented Latin American market.
Philippines Cableco Uses Calix SDN Solution to Build on DOCSIS
Alison Diana  
2/7/2018   4 comments
Sky Cable, the Philippines' largest cable operator, is working with Calix and vendor partner Twoway deploying Calix AXOS and other solutions based on the vendor's SDN and virtualized operating system, to accelerate deployment of new services and target high-end residential customers and SMBs.
Pai Praises Himself in FCC Broadband Report
Alison Diana  
2/6/2018   4 comments
Taking a page from his pal the president, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai credits himself for creating a brave new world of broadband, where the demise of net neutrality and Title II ended all ills.
BBWN Radio Brings Telco, Cableco Execs to the IP Airwaves
Alison Diana  
2/5/2018   3 comments
Broadband World News debuts BBWN Radio, featuring a Who's Who of industry executives discussing topics from ATM and backhaul to SD-WAN and zip cord.
Ultra Broadband Boosts Nokia's Bottom Line
Alison Diana  
2/1/2018   14 comments
Without unfavorable currency exchange rates, the Ultra Broadband Unit's impact would have been bigger and better, but Nokia's investment in new verticals is expected to rapidly pay off in 2018 and beyond.




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