Layoffs hit former Motorola Home and Arris staff at Horsham, Pa. and 24 other facilities
Hundreds of live channels to stream through Microsoft platform
After a disappointing first quarter, BlackBerry is trying to downplay device sales and position itself as an end-to-end platform provider
Satellite TV giant introduces DVR streaming over Wi-Fi connections
Also in today's EMEA lineup: Telenor, Ooredoo score in Myanmar; Spain in EU trouble over access charges; Orange pumped over Tour de France
The major mobile infrastructure companies are on tenterhooks over China Mobile's LTE TDD equipment deals – except Huawei, it seems
Completing its LTE rollout may have been the easy part as Verizon preps for the next wave of 4G innovation
Neither fish nor fowl, Cisco's Application-Centric Infrastructure seems built to address so-called shortcomings of two main software-defined networking (SDN) camps
As APAC and North America forge ahead, Europe seems stuck in yesteryear
July kicks off with mobile operating system action from Mozilla, HP, Opera Mini and others
Video and IP service demands drive requirement for second major storage facility
NTT Communications is enhancing its reputation as an SDN trailblazer in the telco world.
Having covered its 500th LTE market, Verizon is now eager to perfect 4G voice and is looking to LTE-Advanced
Also in today's EMEA roundup: AlcaLu gets Italian job, re-jigs its finances; EC study tells us what we already know
It's the end of the line for Dish's Clearwire bid, as the satellite provider officially withdraws
Interconnect deals and operator urgency are helping bring LTE users closer to global roaming
Pioneering service providers are driving forward with SDN use cases to show how SDN concepts perform in the real world
The 'vision' behind Insieme is all about rethinking how the data center operates. As for the products ... Hey, look at this other stuff!
South Korean operator is the first to turn on LTE-Advanced services and have a handset to go with it
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Germans scrutinize cable consolidation; Vodafone shares networks in Greece; Ericsson scores in Norway
The Comcast-owned video publishing firm strikes a deal to extend its reach to Latin America
Already a player in Vegas, the third-largest US MSO is angling for more of the hospitality market
Snapshots from the Cable Show in steamy, rainy Washington, D.C.
The SDN startup reveals details of its platform, which eschews the OpenFlow controller model in favor of a Nicira-like overlay
Opens up two new Foundry innovation labs to develop devices and apps for the home and connected car
Sprint shareholders finally get to okay the proposed $21.6B merger with Japan's SoftBank
T-Mobile SVP Dave Mayo talks LTE-Advanced, macro network upgrades and small-cell futures at Light Reading show in NYC
Gigabit Squared aims to launch 1Gbit/s service in Seattle for $80 a month next year
Also in today's EMEA roundup: NSN breaks LTE TDD upload record; German regulator presses ahead with auction; Allot scores LTE hat-trick
The chip vendor says it's added a hypervisor improvement that makes virtual networks more carrier-grade
With 5 million Instagram videos sent in the first 24 hours, operators should keep an eye on the unfiltered growth of filtered video sharing
No, not John Chambers. We're talking about the older-than-the-hills Catalyst 6500
CMTS and edge QAM shipments and revenues fall in Q1 but are expected to pick up
CEO Mary Dillon leaves regional carrier to run Ultra Beauty; TDS exec Kenneth Myers steps into CEO role
Number of US broadcast-only TV homes jumps again in latest research survey
Submarine network operators are tapped whether they like it or not, suggests report
New balls please! As the greensward of Wimbledon prepares for its annual onslaught, we check out what Vodafone and other heavy hitters of EMEA telecom are up to
Consumer electronics giant seeks to crack cable market with smart TVs and set-tops galore
And you thought the NSA was up to no good with Prism?
Nokia Siemens Networks CTO explains the importance of cloud capabilities and user personalization to the vendor's strategic vision and gives his views on SDN and NFV
Big telco tests bonded VDSL2 gateway that can produce downstream speeds up to 45 Mbit/s
The battery-draining potential of VoLTE is becoming less of a concern for wireless operators as the chips catch up
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Is Nokia undervalued?; Ericsson's Swiss role; Monsieur Iliad eyes Belgium
While most US consumers still don't know they can get multi-screen video, the number who do know is rising
Sprint isn't giving up on Clearwire, upping its offer to exceed Dish's
In-vehicle connectivity becomes a lot more valuable when it extends outside the car
Would Alcatel-Lucent even have a company to turn around if it hadn't bought TiMetra in 2003?
But midsize and larger firms are more satisfied with telcos, reveals J.D. Power study
The company would be happy to apply recent acquisitions to network functions virtualization - assuming NFV keeps away from routers, of course
New Amdocs study finds that consumers will share personal data for broadband amenities
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Microsoft sniffs around Nokia; Dutch backbone boost from Huawei; Iliad's femtocell for the home
Says it will focus its efforts on fighting Sprint for Clearwire instead
CE giant seeks to make further inroads in hospitality TV market with offer
Alcatel-Lucent CEO Michel Combes highlights cable's growing importance as he outlines the vendor's new strategy
New CEO Michel Combes introduces his 'Shift Plan' to revitalize the vendor, with Basil Alwan's IP division at the heart of everything
BT Retail chief to take top job as Ian Livingston quits to become government minister
Also in today's EMEA roundup: AlcaLu unveils its Shift Plan; Vodafone ups Kabel Deutschland offer; Orange launches 4G in Spain, Joyn services in France
OSS vendor lands seventh-largest US MSO for launch of business services fulfillment product
Analyst Richard Windsor suspects Google will make the hardware requirements less costly for Android 5.0 so it can grab more low-end market share in 2014
Optical and Carrier Ethernet vendors such as Accedian, ADVA, Coriant, Telco Systems and Transmode have product enhancements and – gasp – they're not all about SDN!
CableLabs qualifies first eight EPON products for cable operators under DPoE specs
Sprint suit says Dish's bid for Clearwire violates investor rights
Regional operator will tap into Devicescape's 12 million-strong amenity Wi-Fi hotspot network
Optical network management system goes beyond software-defined networking (SDN), says CEO
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Orange board backs Richard; HTC vets launch new mobile brand; Qatar invests in fiber rollout
Visible World, FourthWall Media team to put addressable ads on more cable set-tops
Says its next Galaxy smartphone will support LTE-Advanced, but its speeds – and network options – fall short
Google's broadband balloon ambitions, which have been years in the making, finally get off the ground with 'Project Loon'.
Sprint adds 22 new LTE markets to hit 110 towns & cities with its new 4G network
Wireless vendor unveils new outdoor access point for cable Wi-Fi deployments
New innovation center will test Cisco's self-optimizing heterogeneous network with local telco Pelephone
Cable operators use cash incentives to cut off content deals with OTT rivals
T-Mobile appears to be tuning up its LTE network in Manhattan ahead of an expected summer launch
The complexity of LTE means more costs, less room for antenna vendors, Heavy Reading finds
Also in today's EMEA roundup: New boss at TeliaSonera; Orange CEO gets some support; Neelie talks pasta; 400G news
And the network functions virtualization effort could use the help from the chip community, one carrier rep says
New GoPhone prepaid plans include more LTE data for less
Sports programmer plans to pull plug on pricey 3D network by year's end
Speculation suggests Siemens has been touting its telecom systems joint venture Nokia Siemens Networks to private equity firms
Sources suggest Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson and Samsung have been chosen for Reliance Jio's major LTE TDD rollout
Marvell's chips support landmark TDD-based 4G voice call set up by ZTE over China Mobile's network
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Roaming charges get death sentence; Finland debut for Jolla smartphone; survey finds LTE anxiety
Most US consumers still don't know they can get multi-screen video
Now says the satellite TV operator's bid represents a 29% premium over majority owner Sprint's bid
A new CDN player claims to serve pages and apps twice as fast as incumbents, even over wireless
The deployment of 100GigE ports on routers is about to become affordable, according to a European carrier executive
European optical transport vendor now has a rival vendor for company in TeliaSonera's regional network
Also in today's EMEA roundup: French minister questions Richard's future; AlcaLu lands London-Moscow link; Numericable IPO in the offing
The MSO's cloud-based IP video services will launch later this year
Friendly SDN companies agree to interoperate, but the list is missing some big names. Lots of them, actually.
The saga heats up as Sprint gives Dish one more chance to improve on Softbank's sweetened offer
Jinni's search technology wins another cable convert in Comcast
Eighth-largest US cable operator and long-time Motorola STB customer Mediacom is rolling out TiVo's next-gen platform
Outlines 'six pillars' to meet the needs of mobile operators between now and 2020
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Google buys Israeli map app firm; UK spooks go after Skype; Colt shrinks its energy bill
Chicago's newest data center operators aren't buying the SDN hype – at least not yet
No, it's not the zippy new CTR platform, but it's a step up
Cable Show vendors and panels bring industry focus to the Big Data issue
MSO also launches new home control and energy management services
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Stephane Richard is Out of Office; UK broadband program in for a pasting; ousted Nokia managers find new role
Company executives spell out product strategies for combined Arris-Motorola portfolio
Vendor unveils new self-install solution for home networking and control that's at the heart of Comcast's new service.
And the heat, too, as the streaming music service is bound to test the limits of operators' new LTE networks
AT&T offers an enhanced push-to-talk iPhone app as Sprint's iDEN shutdown date approaches
Debate around the Prism revelations is far-reaching, but how shocking are these developments?
Gateways, X1, RDK, CCAP and HTML5 will be under the spotlight at the annual cable confab in Washington DC
Current challenges add up to major, emerging, long-term opportunities for antenna vendors and other RF companies
Also in today's EMEA roundup: BT tackles BYOD; Dutch deal for Openet; Ericsson notches UK managed services win
Silicon firm boasts quad-stream video transcoding for reference development kit (RDK) IP-enabled devices
This Technology adds adverts to alternate linear IP video streams
Major consumer electronics vendor plans splashy Cable Show debut with set-tops galore
Alain Couder is out as CEO, as the optical components vendor continues to try to steady the ship
Chinese vendor says it's not just how far a signal goes, but how fat the pipe is too – although both claims might be challenged...
Carrier accelerates its LTE rollout schedule and revamps its prepaid plans as it forecasts adding half a million postpaid wireless subs this quarter
Smart city projects and programs have several different drivers, sources of funding and outcomes
Industry experts expect the use of connected mobile devices to keep soaring
Also in this roundup: Huawei cites British political support; LTE-Advanced and LTE action across Europe; more Free pressure in France
Transport equipment vendor's stock jumped more than 17 percent following its fiscal second-quarter report but it's still in the red
Vendor snares new and expanded MSO deals with cloud-based video platform
Redacted UK security report raises further concerns about Chinese vendor's perceived state links
Agreement will see Vubiqiuity's VoD streaming service added to TiVo boxes
Also in today's EMEA roundup: EE introduces 4G shared data tariffs; Telecom Italia merger on back-burner; investor rage in Saudi
Data analytics firm purchases platform offering IPDR data for cable operators
AT&T continues its summertime push with 4G LTE, extending its footprint to 261 markets
Big Canadian MSO launches pilot broadband program for low-income families
Also: Orange ups its customer care commitments; Vodafone linked to German cable network bid; Viber barred in Saudi
Semiconductor specialist puts its fastest Wi-Fi chipset in Intel's video gateways
Verizon and the NFL ink a multiyear deal extension to stream all NFL games live to mobile devices beginning in 2014
A rift forms in the big, happy group. Who could have predicted that?
For its next trick, FreedomPop plots a free voice and data plan for Android phones, as its CEO envisages the leap to LTE
Vendor wins CMTS contract and CCAP nod from Numericable
New system-on-a-chip sets the bar high for next generation hybrid cable gateway functionality
Also: NSN boasts RAN crown; Ooredoo turns on its LTE services; Telenor encourages mobile data roaming; Ericsson's stat attack; Virgin Media's executive shuffle; Casa's French fancy
Carrier leans on partners to build out its enterprise offerings
Regulation to block carriers from using public Wi-Fi could cripple future Wi-Fi integration strategies
Hulu has got new billion-dollar offers on the table for its online video service
Also in today's EMEA roundup: Telefónica looks at sale of Irish unit; Nokia's tax downer in India; NSN to close Calcutta plant
Now T-Mobile's LTE network shows up in the heart of Texas, Philly and Seattle ahead of an official launch