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Top News & Views All News & Views CableLabs Kicks Off Pursuit of DOCSIS 4.0 By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/24/2019 New specs will repackage recent annexes and enhancements to DOCSIS 3.1, such as Full Duplex DOCSIS and Low Latency DOCSIS, and add in new Extended Spectrum DOCSIS capabilities. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Acumos AI Project Adds Smarts With Boreas By James Crawshaw, Senior Analyst – Service Provider IT and Automation, Heavy Reading, 6/24/2019 The latest release from The Linux Foundation's Acumos AI Project offers some interesting incremental improvements. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Netflix Faces Global ARPU Headwinds By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/24/2019 A sizable and widening gap on domestic and international ARPU could negatively affect the premium value currently placed on Netflix's non-US subscription streaming business, analyst says. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Advertisement Rare Win for China Telecom in Philippines By Robert Clark, 6/24/2019 In rare win abroad, China Telecom is awarded a mobile license in the Philippines. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Ericsson, Nokia Prepared for Any US Ban on China-Made Gear By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/24/2019 Europe's big equipment makers say they have diversified their supply chains to cope with possible risks such as US restrictions on China-made gear. Post a Comment \| Read (0) For UK 5G Users, the Only Way Is Huawei By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/24/2019 The UK's 5G lead owes everything to a Chinese equipment vendor that might eventually be banned from the market. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: 186k You'd think the fact that EE is also home to the troubled Emergency Services... Eurobites: O2 Signs Up to the Connected Carpool By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 6/24/2019 Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Ericsson bigwig can't understand the UK's approach to Huawei; Huawei claims its smartphone sales are on the rise in western Europe; Telxius and DE-CIX cuddle up. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Advertisement The US Wireless Market in 10 Charts By Mike Dano, Editorial Director, 5G & Mobile Strategies, 6/24/2019 The US wireless industry is a complicated place. Here are 10 charts to help you make more sense of it. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: James_B_Crawshaw Interesting stats Mike. I did not realize that Verizon's post paid share was... Sprint Poised for 'Huge Win' as FCC Frees Up 2.5GHz Spectrum By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/21/2019 Thanks to its incumbent position in the 2.5GHz band, Sprint – along with marriage partner T-Mobile – could consolidate key mid-band spectrum without paying a king's ransom, BTIG Analyst Walter Piecyk says. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Average 5G Speeds in South Korea Fall Well Behind Maximums, Opensignal Finds By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/21/2019 Opensignal says 'real world' average 5G speeds in South Korea reach 118.8 Mbit/s, a far cry from the near-gigabit downstream maximums. Post a Comment \| Read (0) T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Opposition Grows By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/21/2019 Four more states join the original group of 10 state attorneys general opposing the Sprint and T-Mobile merger. The trial date is set for October 7 and could take two or three weeks. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Former Verizon Exec Takes Helm of Ericsson's Edge Gravity By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/21/2019 Kyle Okamoto starts as Edge Gravity's CEO on June 24, taking over a slot previously held by Marcus Bergström. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Crunch Time for the Edge By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 6/21/2019 Edge computing looks to be an essential piece of the 5G puzzle but it's going to take a long time to slot into place, as MobiledgeX is finding out. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: liorfite Ray, i think you should be talking with more Edge Cloud www.saguna.net players... Eurobites: BT & Friends Demo Remote Ultrasound Scans Over 5G Network By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 6/21/2019 Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Orange and Cisco combine on SD-LANs; Hungary has no beef with Huawei; Nokia claims battery breakthrough. Post a Comment \| Read (0) WiCipedia: Tinkerbell Effect, Photoshop F-Ups & Discrimination Retribution By Eryn Leavens, Special Features & Copy Editor, 6/21/2019 This week in our WiC roundup: The women-in-tech dictionary gets a new addition; tactics for discriminatory situations; new uses for Photoshop; and more. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Telecom Italia in Talks With Open Fiber to Create Broadband Giant By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/21/2019 Italy's biggest phone company is in talks with a government-backed broadband venture about tie-up options including a possible merger. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: ullajensen33 I think it is a great idea for Telecom Italia. In my opinion open fiber is... 5G Could Usher in New Era of Mobile Cloud By Richard Piasentin, Chief Marketing and Chief Strategy Officer, Accedian, 6/21/2019 Telecom operators need to take control of the customer experience to really benefit from 5G. Post a Comment \| Read (0) CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/20/2019 A component of cable's '10G' initiative, the new spec targets sub-1 millisecond latencies that can be enabled with software upgrades to existing DOCSIS 3.1 equipment and used for online gaming, VR apps. Post a Comment \| Read (5 comments) Latest Comment: brooks7 Well, depends on how you look at it. Cable prioritizes its voice differently... T-Mobile Eyeing Other Options if $6B Dish Deal Doesn't Materialize – Report By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/20/2019 T-Mobile is reportedly examining an auction off Sprint's Boost pre-paid unit if a proposed $6 billion Dish deal doesn't work out. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Locast's Scorecard: 250,000+ People Registered, 0 Lawsuits By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/20/2019 Unlike Aereo, Locast has found a way to stream local TV channels without raising the legal hackles of powerful broadcasters. But can it drive enough donation dollars to survive for the long haul? Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: [email protected] It seems to me that by "soliciting corporate sponsorships" and surpassing break-even... More Stories \| News & Views Archive News & Views Archive CableLabs Kicks Off Pursuit of DOCSIS 4.0 By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/24/2019 New specs will repackage recent annexes and enhancements to DOCSIS 3.1, such as Full Duplex DOCSIS and Low Latency DOCSIS, and add in new Extended Spectrum DOCSIS capabilities. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Acumos AI Project Adds Smarts With Boreas By James Crawshaw, Senior Analyst – Service Provider IT and Automation, Heavy Reading, 6/24/2019 The latest release from The Linux Foundation's Acumos AI Project offers some interesting incremental improvements. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Netflix Faces Global ARPU Headwinds By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/24/2019 A sizable and widening gap on domestic and international ARPU could negatively affect the premium value currently placed on Netflix's non-US subscription streaming business, analyst says. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Rare Win for China Telecom in Philippines By Robert Clark, 6/24/2019 In rare win abroad, China Telecom is awarded a mobile license in the Philippines. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Ericsson, Nokia Prepared for Any US Ban on China-Made Gear By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/24/2019 Europe's big equipment makers say they have diversified their supply chains to cope with possible risks such as US restrictions on China-made gear. Post a Comment \| Read (0) For UK 5G Users, the Only Way Is Huawei By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/24/2019 The UK's 5G lead owes everything to a Chinese equipment vendor that might eventually be banned from the market. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: 186k You'd think the fact that EE is also home to the troubled Emergency Services... Eurobites: O2 Signs Up to the Connected Carpool By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 6/24/2019 Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Ericsson bigwig can't understand the UK's approach to Huawei; Huawei claims its smartphone sales are on the rise in western Europe; Telxius and DE-CIX cuddle up. Post a Comment \| Read (0) The US Wireless Market in 10 Charts By Mike Dano, Editorial Director, 5G & Mobile Strategies, 6/24/2019 The US wireless industry is a complicated place. Here are 10 charts to help you make more sense of it. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: James_B_Crawshaw Interesting stats Mike. I did not realize that Verizon's post paid share was... Sprint Poised for 'Huge Win' as FCC Frees Up 2.5GHz Spectrum By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/21/2019 Thanks to its incumbent position in the 2.5GHz band, Sprint – along with marriage partner T-Mobile – could consolidate key mid-band spectrum without paying a king's ransom, BTIG Analyst Walter Piecyk says. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Average 5G Speeds in South Korea Fall Well Behind Maximums, Opensignal Finds By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/21/2019 Opensignal says 'real world' average 5G speeds in South Korea reach 118.8 Mbit/s, a far cry from the near-gigabit downstream maximums. Post a Comment \| Read (0) T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Opposition Grows By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/21/2019 Four more states join the original group of 10 state attorneys general opposing the Sprint and T-Mobile merger. The trial date is set for October 7 and could take two or three weeks. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Former Verizon Exec Takes Helm of Ericsson's Edge Gravity By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/21/2019 Kyle Okamoto starts as Edge Gravity's CEO on June 24, taking over a slot previously held by Marcus Bergström. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Crunch Time for the Edge By Ray Le Maistre, Editor-in-Chief, 6/21/2019 Edge computing looks to be an essential piece of the 5G puzzle but it's going to take a long time to slot into place, as MobiledgeX is finding out. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: liorfite Ray, i think you should be talking with more Edge Cloud www.saguna.net players... Eurobites: BT & Friends Demo Remote Ultrasound Scans Over 5G Network By Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, 6/21/2019 Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Orange and Cisco combine on SD-LANs; Hungary has no beef with Huawei; Nokia claims battery breakthrough. Post a Comment \| Read (0) WiCipedia: Tinkerbell Effect, Photoshop F-Ups & Discrimination Retribution By Eryn Leavens, Special Features & Copy Editor, 6/21/2019 This week in our WiC roundup: The women-in-tech dictionary gets a new addition; tactics for discriminatory situations; new uses for Photoshop; and more. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Telecom Italia in Talks With Open Fiber to Create Broadband Giant By Iain Morris, International Editor, 6/21/2019 Italy's biggest phone company is in talks with a government-backed broadband venture about tie-up options including a possible merger. Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: ullajensen33 I think it is a great idea for Telecom Italia. In my opinion open fiber is... 5G Could Usher in New Era of Mobile Cloud By Richard Piasentin, Chief Marketing and Chief Strategy Officer, Accedian, 6/21/2019 Telecom operators need to take control of the customer experience to really benefit from 5G. Post a Comment \| Read (0) CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/20/2019 A component of cable's '10G' initiative, the new spec targets sub-1 millisecond latencies that can be enabled with software upgrades to existing DOCSIS 3.1 equipment and used for online gaming, VR apps. Post a Comment \| Read (5 comments) Latest Comment: brooks7 Well, depends on how you look at it. Cable prioritizes its voice differently... T-Mobile Eyeing Other Options if $6B Dish Deal Doesn't Materialize – Report By Dan Jones, Mobile Editor, 6/20/2019 T-Mobile is reportedly examining an auction off Sprint's Boost pre-paid unit if a proposed $6 billion Dish deal doesn't work out. Post a Comment \| Read (0) Locast's Scorecard: 250,000+ People Registered, 0 Lawsuits By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading, 6/20/2019 Unlike Aereo, Locast has found a way to stream local TV channels without raising the legal hackles of powerful broadcasters. But can it drive enough donation dollars to survive for the long haul? Post a Comment \| Read (1 Comment) Latest Comment: [email protected] It seems to me that by "soliciting corporate sponsorships" and surpassing break-even... More Stories \| News & Views Archive News & Views Archive Message Boards 186k, 6/25/2019 4:43:49 AM For UK 5G Users, the Only Way Is Huawei Re: Emergency Services network You'd think the fact that EE is also home to the troubled Emergency Services network would shift the calculus in favour of a complete migration away from Huawei irrespective of what the gov decides ullajensen33, 6/25/2019 4:40:23 AM Telecom Italia in Talks With Open Fiber to Create Broadband Giant Re: Great idea I think it is a great idea for Telecom Italia. In my opinion open fiber is the future of the world. Don't you agree? / Ulla Jensen - work: penthouse-marbella.dk roch.smartcric15, 6/24/2019 11:04:22 PM Nokia CEO Finds Positive Spin in Long 5G Game Re: Re: Cricket smartcric.online crictime starsports.com Nokia has subsequently been in touch to point out that five operators have now launched 5G services on its equipment. Those companies include three in South Korea, one in the Middle East and one in Italy, which announced... James_B_Crawshaw, 6/24/2019 6:28:31 PM The US Wireless Market in 10 Charts Re: Elasticity of demand Interesting stats Mike. I did not realize that Verizon's post paid share was more than 40% higher than AT&T's. That makes sense given that AT&T's postpaid ARPU is 20% higher than Verizon's. But that implies that Verizon's... liorfite, 6/22/2019 7:07:57 AM Crunch Time for the Edge Re: MEC is happening, but not as it was initially planed Ray, i think you should be talking with more Edge Cloud www.saguna.net players to get a full picture of use-cases and where MEC is now happening brooks7, 6/21/2019 4:59:37 PM CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS Re: Re: Opening a hornet's nest Well, depends on how you look at it. Cable prioritizes its voice differently than it does with OTT voice. I could even argue that the use of bandwidth for video takes some prioritized bandwidth away from internet... Jeff Baumgartner, 6/21/2019 4:29:31 PM CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS Re: Re: Opening a hornet's nest Yes, I imagine it won't be too long before network neutrality advocates chime in on this one, as we also expected when Cox started testing its low-lag gaming service. It was interesting to read "priority" language in the... Duh!, 6/21/2019 3:06:32 PM CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS Re: Opening a hornet's nest Low Latency DOCSIS makes a lot of sense from an application perspective. It's also canonical "paid prioritization" (or would be if "paid prioritization" had a canonical definition). Expect howls from Free Press, Public... Duh!, 6/21/2019 3:06:32 PM CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS Re: Opening a hornet's nest Low Latency DOCSIS makes a lot of sense from an application perspective. It's also canonical "paid prioritization" (or would be if "paid prioritization" had a canonical definition). Expect howls from Free Press, Public... [email protected], 6/21/2019 12:59:52 PM Locast's Scorecard: 250,000+ People Registered, 0 Lawsuits Re: Slippery Slope It seems to me that by "soliciting corporate sponsorships" and surpassing break-even on cash flow the contention that this is a not-for-profit public service will slip away and leave Locast vulnerable to shutdown. I also... Jeff Baumgartner, 6/21/2019 9:33:12 AM CableLabs Unleashes Specs for Low-Latency DOCSIS Re: Deeper look at the low latency DOCSIS details A lot more technical detail about LLD is available in the specs (contained in this PDF), but they point out that the key objective is to "achieve a 99%-ile round trip time of 1 millisecond for packets traversing the DOCSIS... mzafi, 6/21/2019 9:26:47 AM NAGRA Unveils 2018 Pay-TV Innovation Forum US Findings Re: Good A light reading of the chapter and content is doe for the future teachers of the field. The accumulation of the field and Edu birdie is approved for the humans. The nature is disposed for the kids. Gabriel Brown, 6/20/2019 11:08:16 AM Nokia Boasts 5 'Live' 5G Networks as Huawei Hits 120K Shipments Re: Public 5G references There are lots of claims and counter-claims about 5G contract wins amoung the vendor "community" (really, competitors). My analyst perspective is that a) It is some kind of leading indicator, but I'm not sure how conclusive... Gabriel Brown, 6/20/2019 10:17:59 AM Nokia CEO Finds Positive Spin in Long 5G Game Re: Cricket Interesting if imperfect analogy Iain. At school in the 80s we all wanted to be Ian Botham because he got to bat and bowl. Outside the subcontinent, down under, S. Africa, and England most readers probably won't get... iainmorris, 6/20/2019 10:17:21 AM Nokia CEO Finds Positive Spin in Long 5G Game Re: Correction According to the the original version of this story, Ericsson claimed Nokia has not been able to launch a single 5G network. What Arun Bansal, Ericsson's head of Europe and Latin America, actually said earlier this month... More Message Boards		Security Now Millions of Dell PCs at Risk Due to Software Flaw Larry Loeb, Author, 6/24/2019 SafeBreach found that one library of software which was used to construct Dell's ... 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