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In a court-supervised Chapter 11 process, Casa Systems will sell its cable business to the highest bidder, and the bulk of its mobile assets to Lumine Group.
Light Reading's Jeff Baumgartner joins the podcast to discuss Casa System's Chapter 11 filing and the company's plans to sell off its 5G and cable assets.
We discuss what this means for Vecima Networks, which plans to purchase Casa's cable business for $20 million. We also discuss how this could impact the development of virtual CMTS, which was a key focus area for Casa.
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Here are a few topics we covered:
Casa Systems issues a Chapter 11 filing. Vecima Networks plans to purchase the company's cable business for $20 million (00:58)
Casa sells 5G mobile core and RAN assets to Lumine Group (01:54)
Why NetComm, Casa's fixed wireless access unit, was not part of the Chapter 11 process (03:19)
Vecima could benefit from Casa's work on virtual CMTS (04:54)
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