According to Dell’Oro Group, total PON equipment revenue was up 25 Percent year-over-year, marking fifth straight year of annual revenue growth.

New specification brings operators are a step closer to delivering a new standard of connectivity.

The company’s ERM3 DAA solution will be used to upgrade a substantial portion of the operator’s network and support a growth plan driven by network evolution, expansion, and execution.

Thousands of residents can access Ting's symmetrical gigabit fiber Internet at no cost through the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Fourth acquisition since June grows Ziply’s presence in greater Spokane region, continues company’s focus on connecting underserved markets.

New company is consolidating BAI Communications, Mobilitie, Signal Point Systems, Transit Wireless, Vilicom and ZenFi Networks brands under Boldyn Networks banner and outlines growth ambitions.

The new facility supports its vision to grow and ongoing expansion into the global market.

Service provider will transition to an Open Access resale model starting in the spring of 2023.

Deborah Kish joins TIRAP Advisory Committee to advance broadband technician training and apprenticeships.

The emerging FTTH provider will leverage CDG's online subscriber billing and customer care system, MBS.

Challenge to focus on advancing solutions to significantly reduce annual rate of incidents by addressing critical challenges, strategically focusing efforts on top damage drivers.

New initiative helps communities in Colo., Ill., Ky., Pa., W.Va, Wyo, and Navajo Nation plan equitable broadband projects and secure public funding to increase access and affordability.

Fujitsu and Infinera Sharply Outperform, says Dell’Oro Group in its latest quarterly report on the optical networking industry segment.

Among these countries, 15 have a share of fiber subscriptions of over 50 percent.

Starry’s customer operations in its five core markets continues uninterrupted through the restructuring process.

The white-label platform enables website to generate incremental revenue by offering its customers a choice-based marketplace for broadband.

Funding will enable four providers to bring FTTH services to thousands of people in areas where broadband options had been traditionally limited.  

Dell’Oro Group says 400 Gbps technology will be a key growth driver.

Spectrum and Quext can bundle the IoT solutions for the multifamily broadband market.

GPC’s multi-gig fiber services will serve residential and business customers across multiple towns and cities in Iowa and Nebraska.