Comment (0)"I usually don't write testimonials for PR firms. But the other day I got an email from Calysto, I opened it, read it, and was attacked by a grizzly bear. I was in the forest cooking sausages over a camp fire at the time, so I don't think the email directly relates to the attack. But it's a pretty good story. I mean, that bear was, like, 9-feet tall." – Phil Harvey, Senior Editor, Light Reading
After attracting 265,400 customers with more than 10 employees and a whole host of weird cocktail parties, the video conference star predicts another killer quarter ahead.
Canada's Supreme Court will allow its government to proceed with extradition hearings against Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou, who is accused by US authorities of fraud and sanctions violations.
Light Reading's Iain Morris and Phil Harvey discuss this latest move in the US vs. Huawei, and Morris reports on Huawei's initial reaction, what we should expect next and how this could ricochet and affect Apple and others.
Light Reading's Mike Dano says that Microsoft's recent acquisitions of Affirmed Networks and Metaswitch signal that the company has bigger plans than just finding more stuff to sell to telcos.
Some states are opening up and that means we're seeing a shift in broadband traffic patterns (again). To get a handle on what's happening, we follow up with Plume CMO Todd Grantham.
