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Rogers uses Harmonic CableOS to meet ultra-fast connectivity demand

Harmonic has established a partnership with Rogers Communications, a Canadian technology and media company, to power the latter’s next-generation multi-gigabit broadband services using its CableOS cloud-native converged core platform.

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Kacific Ka-band Mobile Backhaul a boon to ISPs in APAC region?

Kacific Broadband Satellites, a Singapore-headquartered broadband satellite operator, has introduced a Ka-band Mobile Backhaul service for internet service providers (ISPs) and telecom operators in South-east Asia and the Pacific.

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CommScope enables 10 Gbps broadband for Jupiter Telecommunications

Jupiter Telecommunications (J:COM), the Japanese cable broadband and multi-channel video provider, has selected CommScope's XE4202 10G-EPON Remote OLT fibre node module to deliver 10 Gbps broadband to customers in Japan’s Kansai region.

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Riedel-Pidso alliance develops broadband solutions for DTM

Integrated with Riedel’s MediorNet and Pidso’s antenna technology, the combined broadband audio solution supports the touring car series, from IT production infrastructure to data transmission and race control A new partnership between Riedel Communications and Pidso has seen the companies roll out their first joint project, which is a solution for the DTM (formerly known as Deutsche Tourenwagen Masters or German Touring Car Masters).

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SES extends connectivity reach with new satellite launches

The addition of four O3b MEO satellites will enable SES to increase capacity with enhanced coverage to meet demand for high performance bandwidth Four of SES’ new O3b Medium Earth Orbit (MEO) satellites have been successfully launched into space by Arianespace on-board a Soyuz rocket, from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana.

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US net neutrality repeal may affect free & easy access to content online

KUALA LUMPUR – If the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is successful in repealing the net neutrality ruling in the US, it will create a barrier for consumers to access a wide range of content at affordable prices, said Dr Amal Punchihewa, director, technology and innovation, Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU).

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