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Articles found: 28

Evolution and Revolution – Paths to 10G Broadband
Evolution and Revolution – Paths to 10G Broadband

CommScope's Guy Sucharczuk is diving into some 2024 trends on current DOCSIS 3.1 networks, node PON and virtual CMTS that will evolve and optimize cable operators networks to drive fiber to the home.

Guy_Sucharczuk Guy Sucharczuk

January 15, 2024

6 minute read
2023 ANS Trends – Cable Network and Headend
2023 ANS Trends – Cable Network and Headend

Multi-Service Operators (MSOs) are facing a “Back to the Future” scenario for 2023 and beyond: they’ve heard the familiar call for increased network speeds and capacity for advanced consumer services, with compounded annual growth rates (CAGRs) for average busy-hour upstream bandwidth usage of greater than 20%.[1] Same as it ever was, right?

Scott Weinstein

March 15, 2023

8 minute read
2023 Predictions: The Demands of Tomorrow’s Broadband Networks
2023 Predictions: The Demands of Tomorrow’s Broadband Networks

Elevated bandwidth demand and access to high-quality broadband have become a necessity. The question for service providers is no longer whether it's time to build next-generation networks, but which investments to make, how to deploy them quickly and efficiently and how to engineer, install, and maintain that new infrastructure.

Koen ter Linde - Management Team Photo Koen ter Linde

February 03, 2023

3 minute read
The Role of FMA in the Path to 10G
The Role of FMA in the Path to 10G

For the majority of operators, the road to 10G is a multi-year, multi-stage journey. But as we look ahead at the next phase of distributed access architectures (DAA), the decision of where to locate the MAC and how to integrate this chosen architecture with other network components and stages of evolution is complicated by a current lack of standardization. CommScope’s Dan Torbet blogs about the importance of Flexible MAC Architecture and benefits to the network.

Dan Torbet - Headshot Dan Torbet

October 06, 2021

2 minute read
How Far Will 10G Take Us?
How Far Will 10G Take Us?

10G is now a reality. CommScope’s Alper Turken talks about the world’s first commercial virtualized 10G-EPON deployment that will enable J:COM to power 10G broadband across the country’s residential and business customers.

Alper Turken Alper Turken

February 23, 2021

3 minute read
Collaboration in the New Workplace
Collaboration in the New Workplace

Workspaces have changed and will continue to evolve as people slowly return to offices. Guest blogger, Phil Langley from Anixter, talks about the standards and technologies that can provide support for converged audio-visual solutions.

Phil Langley Phil Langley

July 29, 2020

2 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What is Open RAN?
CommScope Definitions: What is Open RAN?

The fundamental underpinning of Open RAN is the standardization of radio interfaces in an open manner to ensure interoperability between component radio equipment manufactured by different vendors. Kevin Linehan explains more in this blog.

CommScope Staff

May 08, 2020

2 minute read
CommScope Definitions: What are Professional Services?
CommScope Definitions: What are Professional Services?

From the design and management of future networks to the implementation, verification, and automation of these complex projects, CommScope’s Professional services team ensure that the biggest, most ambitious network shifts go off without a hitch. Read more about professional services and how they can help you.

Jay Bestermann Jay Bestermann

April 10, 2020

2 minute read
2020: The Year of Upstream Bandwidth, Smart Networks, Virtualization, and Distribution
2020: The Year of Upstream Bandwidth, Smart Networks, Virtualization, and Distribution

The future of broadband networks is 10G; however, the most exciting developments of 2020 will be real-world improvements to speed, capacity, and efficiency coming to networks around the world. In this blog, Tom Cloonan highlights four key trends that will make making meaningful improvements in the way that operators manage their networks and consumers experience broadband.

Tom Cloonan

January 16, 2020

5 minute read