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markhascole Thanks for sharing, I am using ExpressVPN And no doubt it is one of the best VPN I had ever used. Articles Data Centers on the Edge: Stay Ahead of DCI Logan Armendone-Mowbray, for BBWN, , 6/20/2018 Rack Centre -- which connects to more than 27 major carriers and ISPs in Africa, as well as all undersea cables serving the nation's south Atlantic coast -- must stay ahead of technological advances in order to serve customers via its Tier III data center. Operators Win Smart City Hearts With Mix of Broadband Techs Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/20/2018 Broadband providers are winning over urban CIOs and smart-city planners by using a cost-effective mix of access technologies to deliver Internet connectivity to high-margin and under-served, typically low income, regions. 1 Comment Latest comment:Sometimes it's interesting to know which cities are really more connected than others,... TDM Migration on Near Horizon: Analyst Logan Armendone-Mowbray, for BBWN, , 6/20/2018 When ancient Greek pundits predicted the future, they used omens culled from Mother Nature. Today, researchers turn to analysis of big data, market trends and surveys. ADTRAN Leads ONF's Future Open Network Plan Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/19/2018 ADTRAN accepted the Open Networking Foundation's invitation to become a supply chain partner and strategic advisory board member, roles that will place the vendor at the forefront of ONF's development of a new reference design process for future networks. MobiTV Aims to Arm Broadband Providers With Live, Streaming Pay-TV Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/18/2018 With the July debut of its TV-as-a-Service multi-tenant managed streaming service, MobiTV Inc. expects broadband providers large and small to dive into the crowded live, streaming TV market to see if they can outshine Sling TV, DirecTV Now, YouTube TV, Hulu and PlayStation Vue and many more. Cut Costs, Not Driveways, With Reverse-Powered Fiber-to-the-Curb Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/18/2018 Thanks to reverse-powered Fiber-to-the-Curb, Australian wholesaler nbn is eliminating costly and disruptive trenching and using copper to deliver last-mile connectivity from sidewalk-based Distribution Point Units (DPUs) to homes. 4 comments Latest comment:What happens to the service availability in case of power failure? Who is responsible... Fiber & Cable for the Cloud: How to Deliver Reach & Speed Adrian Pennington, for BBWN, , 6/14/2018 Innovative optical fibers and cabling may offer providers and enterprises substantial benefits for connecting data centers across a wide range of distances while simultaneously using newer technologies that reduce range. 1 Comment Latest comment:I reckon that a lot of major players in the industry are struggling against their... China's Telcos Spark PON Revenue Rebound Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/14/2018 Following five successive years of decline, overall PON revenue rebounded in the first quarter 2018, Dell'Oro reports. 4 comments Latest comment:@DonBrowne Quite true. Predictive models do generally rely on past performance to... Optical Networks Evolve Into High-Capacity Terabit Infrastructures Logan Armendone-Mowbray, for BBWN, , 6/13/2018 The optical networking industry faces challenges related to bandwidth, costs and how to deliver more for less in order to serve growing demand for data, multiple-device connectivity and speed. Internet-based traffic, cloud services and TV-quality video streaming drive bandwidth growth of about 50% annually -- and pundits predict that demand will swell ... 2 comments Latest comment:It's certainly going to be a boon to the industry as optical is "moving to 200G... Radio: ADTRAN Exec on Tooling Up for MDUs Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/12/2018 There's more than one way to deliver high-speed broadband to customers -- and that means operators must have more than one tool in their virtual toolbox. 3 comments Latest comment:@Afwriter Absolutely, true. If you get multiple customers clustered around a small... Open Source Is Reshaping SDOs Carol Wilson, Editor-at-large, Light Reading, 6/12/2018 Open source is changing the way telecom standards are made and there is no clearer proof of that than today's second software release from ONAP, known as Beijing. The Dumb Side of DIY Smart Homes Alison Diana, Editor, Broadband World News, 6/11/2018 As vendors simplify their smart devices, consumers increasingly wish to self-install this equipment -- a trend that could create additional support problems for broadband providers that deliver WiFi and wireless connectivity. 15 comments Latest comment:@srufolo1 it depends how you look at things as nothing perfect... some people... Load More Articles + All Articles All Video All Slide Shows All Articles Discussions Posted by markhascole \| In reply to: Netflix Streams to Success in Middle East, Africa Thanks for sharing, I am using ExpressVPN And no doubt it is one of the best VPN I had ever used. Post Your Reply Posted by lightreading \| In reply to: Cut Costs, Not Driveways, With Reverse-Powered Fiber-to-the-Curb What happens to the service availability in case of power failure? Who is responsible for service reliability and network integrity? Who pyas for electrity? Where is the regulatory Network Termination Point? Post Your Reply Posted by PaulChau \| In reply to: Fiber & Cable for the Cloud: How to Deliver Reach & Speed I reckon that a lot of major players in the industry are struggling against their competitors to supply the best connections to its customers and employ the most sophisticated systems to provide quality service. The barriers here would be trying... Post Your Reply Posted by Susan Fourtané \| In reply to: Operators Win Smart City Hearts With Mix of Broadband Techs Sometimes it's interesting to know which cities are really more connected than others, and by this I mean great broadband service to residents rather than smart traffic lights. A friend who was living in Las Palmas for some time until last... Post Your Reply Posted by batye \| In reply to: The Dumb Side of DIY Smart Homes @srufolo1 it depends how you look at things as nothing perfect... some people get smart vacum but end up in disaster due to the pets... untill technology get right A.i. it not easy to use it :( Post Your Reply Posted by ms.akkineni \| In reply to: Regional SP Transforms Smart Homes Into Telehealth That's because of the mad rush every one is feeling. Unfortunately not all companies are thinking about sustainability at all. But that is very critical to plan an initiative. Of course span of any product is limited but there has to be some... Post Your Reply Posted by ms.akkineni \| In reply to: Regional SP Transforms Smart Homes Into Telehealth I can't disagree as i see that negativity is creating market publicity thus by resulting in people looking up for such products or companies. That's exactly what companies want. But not sure if everyone likes to take that route, at least i... Post Your Reply Posted by ms.akkineni \| In reply to: BT's Converged Network Powers New Fiber-Based Services Agree with you both. That's a pretty cool offer. Post Your Reply Posted by ms.akkineni \| In reply to: BT's Converged Network Powers New Fiber-Based Services @Comm: That's an absolute must. We should control how technology could drive us as required but should never let technology take the control. I believe that is one simple factor that youngsters as are really ignoring. Post Your Reply Posted by srufolo1 \| In reply to: The Dumb Side of DIY Smart Homes If there were such a smart lawn care, I'd be the first to purchase it. That certainly would be a Smart Home that had such a system in place! Post Your Reply Posted by afwriter \| In reply to: Cut Costs, Not Driveways, With Reverse-Powered Fiber-to-the-Curb "The end of the driveway is a hostile environment, NetComm WIreless Chief Technology Officer Steve Collins told Broadband World News. "There's no power in the pit. When it rains, there's water in the pit. You can't put fans in the pit," he... Post Your Reply Posted by Alison Diana \| In reply to: Finding the Biggest Opex Expense Yes, I should have included that -- but hopefully enough people cite it as "other" and I will incorporate it into the pie chart or graph. Post Your Reply Next 5 messages + All messages All messages Chat 6/19/2018 12:08:55 PM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: Thanks sa316528 Narrowbander 6/19/2018 12:07:32 PM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: good day to all batye Gigamaster 6/19/2018 12:07:22 PM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: thank you batye Gigamaster 6/19/2018 12:01:36 PM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: If you'd like to take our flash poll on cutting opex - one question, no registration! - just click here: http://www.broadbandworldnews.com/document.asp?doc_id=743332 Alison Diana Author 6/19/2018 12:00:50 PM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: Thank you all for attending BBWN Radio, Sponsored by ADTRAN. Alison Diana Author 6/19/2018 12:00:18 PM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: Tks klogan453 Narrowbander 6/19/2018 11:48:57 AM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: interesting to know batye Gigamaster 6/19/2018 11:45:26 AM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: This is the DIY smart home story I just referred to: The Dumb Side of DIY Smart Homes Alison Diana Author 6/19/2018 11:44:56 AM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: In an MDU...what % of customers will go to fiber when a good cable co. is present and VDSL? silo Narrowbander 6/19/2018 11:40:40 AM Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit?: Millennials have about $1.4 trillion to spend! As Kurt said, it's important to keep them happy Alison Diana Author Next 5 chats +		Industry Announcements Satellite Router Tackles Asia's Digital Divide Wednesday, June 20, 2018 Orange's Silicon Valley Initiative Intros AI & IoT Startups to VCs Tuesday, June 19, 2018 Former Nextlink CEO Named Next Fiber Broadband Association Top Exec Monday, June 18, 2018 ADTRAN's Global Design Centers Certified Secure Thursday, June 14, 2018 67% of Worldwide Consumers Streamed Live Video – Report Thursday, June 14, 2018 Teamly Taps MaxLinear's Fiber Coax Micronode for Multi-Gig Broadband Tuesday, June 12, 2018 VIAVI Launches Small Handheld Tester for Next-Gen Mobile & Cable Networks Monday, June 11, 2018 More Industry Announcements Flash Poll All polls Webinars ARCHIVED Wednesday, May 16, 2018 11:00 a.m. New York / 4:00 p.m. London Fiber Monitoring: Improving Profits, MTTR, and Security We will explore several fiber network environments, common vulnerabilities, and the business impact of failures. Fiber networks are typically a combination of owned and leased fiber. Learn how to reduce MTTR by up to 60% when an event occurs and how to detect degradation before it generates a service impact. Fiber monitoring of leased fiber helps ensure that the responsible party is dispatched for repair and SLAs can be managed. We will discuss both in service and out of service monitoring. Learn about the opportunities to improve business results in the following environments: Hyperscale datacenters- the business need for near 100% uptime 5G small cell combined with leased fiber - ensuring the SLA for leased fiber Long haul and Metro dark and lit fiber monitoring - reducing MTTR and preventing damage FTTX construction and service activation in the access or MSO network - accelerating time to revenue Security- preventing fiber tapping and data theft More Webinars Webinar Archives Radio Shows ARCHIVED \| June 19, 2018, 11am EDT Winning the MDU Battle: What’s in Your Broadband Toolkit? In this insightful Light Reading radio show, Kurt Raaflaub, Head of Strategic Solutions Marketing, will outline the key service provider challenges, deployment considerations, next-gen Gigabit technologies, and service models to win market share in the rapidly growing MDU market. ARCHIVED SHOWS DOWNLOAD TO CALENDAR Video ZTE discusses the future of broadband networks and how we can be better prepared for the challenges they will bring. What are the hot talking points in the fixed broadband sector right now? Gigabit over copper as well as fiber, software-defined access and more, ... Light Reading's pro-European, Berlin-lovin' editors Ray Le Maistre and Iain Morris discuss some of the hot topics from BBWF 2017, including Gfast ... The UBB2020 community has had a great first four months thanks to a market that's on the up! Per-Olof Gustafsson, Deputy CEO at AB Stokab, the wholesale fiber access network operator in the city of Stockholm, talks about the business case ... 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