| | | | | | | | Charter's Spectrum is realigning the cable MSO's top-ranking executive team, announcing that its marketing and commercial leaders will leave in January. Meanwhile, Ziply Fiber enhances its Washington State data center presence, and Armstrong sets an evolutionary network path. Sean Buckley, editor-in-chief of Lightwave, breaks it down in this new Friday Five video. |
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| A new Synergy report found that AI is driving accelerated growth forecasts, with leading hyperscale and neocloud companies struggling to keep up with burgeoning demand. |
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| The cable operator, which serves a mix of rural and suburban areas, is looking for ways to deliver a consistent service experience over its existing HFC and growing last mile fiber network. |
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| The service provider’s fiber expansion into two key Washington State cities illustrates its broader colocation and data center strategy. |
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| In this podcast, we recently caught up with key experts in Ethernet--John D’Ambrosia, Chair Emeritus of the Ethernet Alliance and David Rodgers, President & Events & Conferences Committee Chair for the Ethernet Alliance—who talked about the recent Ethernet Alliance TEF Forum as well as industry trends shaping the future of the nearly 55-year-old technology. |
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| The cable MSO says the changes are part of what Nick Jeffery, Spectrum's Chief Operating Officer, calls a way to create a simpler, flatter operating structure. |
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