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CableLabs’ Clarke on ETSI Specs, Orchestration & a New NFV Interop Lab
Telco Transformation produced a video interview of Don Clarke. He addressed ETSI specifications, the importance of orchestration and detailed Kyrio’s NFV / SDN Interoperability Lab.
Gigabit Internet Service over Cable
WIRED reported on Comcast’s plans to deploy one-gigabit-per-second Internet service in five cities in 2016: Nashville, Atlanta, Chicago, Detroit, and Miami. The improved speeds will leverage DOCSIS® 3.1 technology. “With 3.1 technology, we define new…
Kyrio Sets Up NFV Interoperability Lab
CableLabs CEO Phil McKinney announced an SDN/NFV interoperability laboratory will open to all network operators and equipment vendors, not just cable companies and their suppliers. The NFV Interoperability Lab will be operated by Kyrio,…
5G Service Innovations and Upcoming Challenges with Peter Smyth, CableLabs
Although the business opportunities laying ahead are enormous, 5G is probably 5-7 years away from a mass market consumer experience. Read the full article courtesy of 5G World News.
5G Technologies Take Spotlight
CableLabs’ CEO Phil McKinney and Belal Hamzeh, VP of Wireless Technologies, were quoted in a recap article on Mobile World Congress, which asserts that 5G was the biggest theme at the show. Read the full article…
DOCSIS ® 3.1 Full Duplex Technology
CableLabs previewed its Full Duplex Innovation earlier this month, announcing details that would enable operators to deliver symmetrical multi-gigabit speeds. More details available from these publications: MultiChannel News Broadband Technology Report
CableLabs launches UpRamp™ cable/broadband startup accelerator
The cable industry introduced an accelerator for cable and broadband startups: The UpRamp Fiterator™ which is sponsored by CableLabs, the cable and broadband research and development firm in Louisville. Read the full Denver Post…
CableLabs and Cisco Announce Open Source Software for Future of Virtualization in Cable
Today CableLabs and Cisco are announcing the creation of a new software project for the Remote PHY Device (RPD) labeled “OpenRPD” originally developed by Cisco and contributed…