The company's newest boxes extend its reach to the edge and put a new emphasis on plain old Ethernet

2:10 PM Enterprises want full disclosure on network performance, but some network operators admit all that info often goes unused

On the back of a CDMA expansion, Metro is thinking ahead to LTE and the smartphones it will offer to compete when it's no longer alone in 4G

12:20 PM Snaps up digital rights management specialist Latens to add to its video tech portfolio

China's ranks of 3G subscribers will more than double this year, reaching 40M units

EANTC's Carsten Rossenhoevel updates us on the progress of the Advanced Global Interconnect Test Program demonstrated at Light Reading's Ethernet Americas event in New York

HP's Joe Weinman talks about the economics of cloud computing and the challenge for IT organizations to get their infrastructure ready to handle changing customer demands

In about a minute, see the whole Ethernet Expo 2010 show floor

The MSO's earnings beat the street, but subscribers – even digital video subscribers – continued to leave

7:50 AM Do we care about Xbox Kinect? No. Do we have NYC photos anyway? Oh my yes

Vendor's recovery continues as it ramps revenues, returns to profitability, and hints at strong fourth quarter

A nonstandard optical module looks awfully compelling in the face of 100G prices, panelists say

AlcaLu and Deutsche Telekom do Q3, and the Symbian gang gets some EU help in today's Euro telecom news roundup

5:00 PM So far: one no, and one no comment

US service providers will explore how to profit in a multi-screen world at next week's annual TelcoTV event

3:00 PM Femto fun kicks off in South Korea

With Ethernet exchanges being a hot topic at Ethernet Expo, Telx chief executive Eric Shepcaro updates us on that business and how it relates to cloud services

MSO to set aside a dedicated data path to pipe in QoS-enabled broadband video to Cisco boxes outfitted with TiVo software

1:05 PM With Infineon, Intel will also pick up a German LTE specialist

After two cups of coffee, we cornered HP's Joe Weinman for a chat about cloud computing, emerging technologies, business strategy, and creating network value

As ever, Interoute CTO Matt Finnie speaks his mind at the Ethernet Expo in New York

Cox to take stronger run at Verizon's IPG by integrating Twitter, Facebook, and other widgets in the 2.0 version of its 'Trio' guide UPDATED 3 PM

10:05 AM T-Mobile brings HSPA+ to six new cities, angers all its '3G' competitors

Euro carrier is one of the first operators to reveal its work with AlcaLu on applications enablement

Tata DoCoMo is about to become the first private operator to launch 3G services in India

7:30 AM Because things get quiet when you're bleeding subscribers

In time for its third-quarter earnings this week, Leap Wireless COO Al Moschner discusses the firm's plans to compete in prepaid and LTE, while also surviving as an MVNO

AlcaLu, Qualcomm, Fastweb, and BT are present and correct in today's roundup of Euro telecom news nuggets

Light Reading Hall of Fame inductee John Cioffi, the CEO of ASSIA, talks about his past, current developments in DSL line management, and the economics of broadband technologies

5:25 PM Service monitoring isn't as exciting as Terabit Ethernet, but could be a battleground for vendors

Vodafone has already turned on some LTE sites in Germany, but the dongles won't be ready until December

4:15 PM Major players in this growing segment gather tomorrow at Ethernet Expo. Can they overcome some carrier skepticism?

Video startup introduces a new appliance to host its SaaS product for OTT video delivery to mobile devices

Fruit of the Dune acquisition, the new switch fabric paves the way for 100Tbit/s multichassis switches, Broadcom claims

Pan-European service provider COLT signs up for CENX's exchanges to reach potential wholesale Carrier Ethernet customers

1:45 PM ivi benefits from the Cablevision-Fox flap, Cox takes IPv6 to the test, more D3 rolls into Germany, and TWC gets artsy

1:15 PM Expect Google's mobile-derived revenue to rise even as fragmentation remains an issue

Apple's got a sizable head start, but the tablet crowd is growing in numbers and plotting to topple the iconic iPad

12:45 PM 40G services are here; an Ethernet exchange deal isn't

The MPLS-TP standard has been slow to arrive, and the longer it takes, the stronger the T-MPLS case sounds

Economics of handling peak demand and ever more complex applications will drive pay-per-use services

Rogers competitor teams big downstream with a 30 Mbit/s upstream for C$249 per month in New Brunswick

Online Content Access specs seek TVE scale with common authorization and authentication interfaces for MSOs and programmers

Everything Everywhere, TeliaSonera, TalkTalk, and Tiscali are the mixed nuts in today's Euronews nibbles

8:30 AM Apple fires back at Moto with countersuit

Qualcomm and Broadcom are set to clash in the femto chip market, and that fight could even spill over into the residential gateway sector

Moto plans to release its Docsis 3.0 upstream channel-bonding software in Q2, teaming it with a new, dedicated upstream CMTS blade

To keep up with mobile broadband service demands, mobile network operators are deploying LTE TDD technology to end users

11:25 AM The regulatory fallout from the Cablevision-Fox retrans battle may be heavier than the sub losses suffered by the MSO

10:45 AM WiMax picocells cover urban canyons and tall buildings

TV-based click-to-buy era steams toward deployments in wake of integration deals among ITV, VoD, and billing players

10:00 AM India's seventh-largest operator is set to name its 3G suppliers, with Huawei set for a share of the spoils

Continuing a 100G trend, Fujitsu is developing its own optical modules for the Flashwave

9:25 AM Indian government looks set to do away with the amendment that demands gear manufacturers share their technology source code

New labs, new investments, new partnerships, and the end of the overhype cycle fill this week's cloudy review

Telecom management firm AOTMP dishes on how enterprises are dealing with multiple OSs, equipment vendors, and prosumer-oriented phones

Join our whistle-stop tour through Spain, Italy, and Switzerland to get the latest on Telefónica, Telecom Italia, and Swisscom

Future LTE chipmaker is rumored to be going for $80M in an NYC IPO in our next-gen mobile digest

4:00 AM Someday, someone's going to develop a multivendor control plane. We think