1. Category: Cable / MSO

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    1. Vertical Systems Group: AT&T, Verizon, tw telecom Lead Business Ethernet Market

      Explore Channel Partners Magazine (Feb 13 2012)

      Vertical Systems Group:  AT&T, Verizon, tw telecom Lead Business Ethernet Market

      AT&T, Verizon and tw telecom are leaders in the U.S. business Ethernet market based on billable port installations, Vertical Systems Group, the market research and strategic consulting firm, announced Monday. Other companies who ranked in Vertical's U.S. Business Ethernet Leaderboard included Cox Communications, XO Communications, CenturyLink, Time Warner Cable, Level 3 Communications and Cogent Communications. Boston-based Vertical, which ranks service providers that hold four percent or more o


      Comment Mentions:   Vertical Systems Group   XO Communications   NuVox

    2. Cable Firms Hit Phone Grip on Hospitals: Tech - Businessweek

      Explore BusinessWeek (Feb 13 2012)

      Cable Firms Hit Phone Grip on Hospitals: Tech - Businessweek

      Comcast’s Metro Ethernet network, introduced in May 2011, is targeted to business customers, including hospitals. The company can transport data at faster speeds than traditional phone company Internet connection, said Kevin O’Toole, Comcast’s senior vice president of product management and strategy for business services. A hospital can download a 500 megabyte digital X-ray in 40 seconds with Metro Ethernet, a file that would take 44 minutes to download with a slower connection, said Jennifer Khoury, a Comcast spokeswoman.


      Comment Mentions:   AT&T Inc.   Verizon Communications Inc.   Time Warner Cable

    3. Comcast snags another customer for its Metro Ethernet service | News | CED Magazine - Communications, Engineering and Design Magazine

      Explore cedmagazine.com (Jan 31 2012)

      Comcast snags another customer for its Metro Ethernet service | News | CED Magazine - Communications, Engineering and Design Magazine

      Comcast Business Services continues it march into the mid-size market with its Metro Ethernet service with the latest customer win coming from Widener University in Pennsylvania. In addition to cloud computing and Web-based educational tools for its 7,800 students and faculty, Widener University's use of Comcast's Ethernet service gave it a...


      Comment Mentions:   Comcast Business Services

    4. CableLabs Launches EPON Equipment Certification Program

      Explore Telecompetitor (Jan 26 2012)

      CableLabs Launches EPON Equipment Certification Program
      CableLabs, looking to speed up market introduction of Ethernet Passive Optical Network (EPON) equipment, has launched an equipment certification program for its DOCSIS Provisioning of EPON (DPoE) project. “Having devices qualified by CableLabs promises to encourage widespread deployment of this new technology and lower costs to both cable operators and business customers by leveraging the [...]

      Comment Mentions:   Time Warner Cable   CableLabs

    5. EPON-Over-Coax Starts Its Standards Journey

      Explore Light Reading (Jan 11 2012)

      EPON-Over-Coax Starts Its Standards Journey
      If a new Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. (IEEE) project bears fruit, cable operators might be able to delay costly fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) deployments, or even avoid them altogether.

      Comment Mentions:   Yankee Group   IBM   CableLabs

    6. U.S. Telecom: Looking Ahead at '12 - Analyst Blog

      Explore Home - NASDAQ Community (Dec 29 2011)

      U.S. Telecom: Looking Ahead at '12 - Analyst Blog
      We may see more product sharing deals between telecom, cable TV, and satellite TV operators as each of these players are trying to get a foothold into the other's territory. Even, pay-TV services, offerings to business enterprises, and mobile backhaul and metro-Ethernet segments may witness more convergence.

      Comment Mentions:   AT&T Inc.   NuVox

    7. VIDEO: Cable Stokes Its Metro Ethernet Business Services Fire

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 16 2011)

      VIDEO: Cable Stokes Its Metro Ethernet Business Services Fire
      Heavy Reading's Alan Breznick explains how MSOs intend to boost commercial revenues using Ethernet and cloud-based services

      Comment Mentions:   Heavy Reading

    8. Comcast Emphasizing SMB Segment - Analyst Blog

      Explore Home - NASDAQ Community (Dec 9 2011)

      Comcast Emphasizing SMB Segment - Analyst Blog
      Comcast Corp. the largest cable MSO in the U.S., is aggressively exploiting small and mid-sized ( SMB ) business opportunities. The company is currently providing metro Ethernet services in 20 major U.S. markets and is expected to offer the services in most of its point-of-presences by the end of 2011

      Comment

    9. Business Ready VoIP: Cable vs. Wireline

      Explore vision2mobile (Dec 7 2011)

      Business Ready VoIP: Cable vs. Wireline
      Cable service for business VoIP and cloud-based applications is improving. It might not be the equal of metro Ethernet or a wireline offering of SDSL or a T1, but, for many reasons, the services are improving.

      Comment Mentions:   Cablevision

    10. IEEE aims to help transition HFC networks to EPON

      Explore Connected Planet Online (Dec 5 2011)

      IEEE aims to help transition HFC networks to EPON
      New working group to tackle EPON protocol-over-coax (EPoC) with the goal of enabling cable companies initially to offer high-speed services over coax—and eventually boost residential broadband speeds

      Comment Mentions:   Broadcom   IEEE

    11. Comcast Hones 2-Pronged Business Attack

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 1 2011)

      Comcast Hones 2-Pronged Business Attack
      MetroE is "poised to do to legacy TDM-delivered data services what cable modems did to dial-up," O'Toole said of the technology's potential. That's because MetroE's bandwidth boost will be key to supplying revenue-driving cloud services because they require more data to run down the last-mile connection -- something that legacy TDM systems struggle with.

      Comment Mentions:   IBM   Frost & Sullivan   Comcast Business Services

    12. Rogers Exec: MSOs Can Outdo Telcos in Ethernet

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 1 2011)

      Rogers Exec: MSOs Can Outdo Telcos in Ethernet
      Cable companies have a major opportunity to win enterprise business away from telcos, but need to interconnect their networks to provide national coverage and deliver higher-quality customer service, Terry Canning, senior vice president of Canada-based Rogers Business Solutions, said here today.

      Comment Mentions:   IBM   Frost & Sullivan

    13. US Cable Firms to Bank $6B in Biz Services

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 1 2011)

      US Cable Firms to Bank $6B in Biz Services
      U.S. cable continues to pry away the telcos' grip on the business services market, with MSOs poised to pull down about $6 billion in commercial revenues in 2011, according to Heavy Reading 's latest estimates.

      Comment

    14. Comcast's metro E service easy as 1, 2, 3

      Explore cedmagazine.com (Nov 29 2011)

      Comcast's metro E service easy as 1, 2, 3
      With its metro Ethernet offerings, Comcast can deliver bandwidth from 1 Mbps up to 10 Gbps that can be remotely scaled in increments of 1 Mbps, 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps, and it's offered with three different classes of service.

      Comment Mentions:   Comcast Business Services

    15. PAETEC secures contract to provide Texas DIR wireline and wireless services

      Explore FierceTelecom (Nov 18 2011)

      PAETEC secures contract to provide Texas DIR wireline and wireless services
      Besides PAETEC, Level 3 (Nasdaq: LVLT) and Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) both recently won deals with the DIR, permitting them to sell Ethernet services to state government agencies. For more: - see the release

      Comment Mentions:   NuVox   Time Warner Cable   Paetec

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  2. Category: Cable / MSO

    1-15 of 134 // 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 »
    1. Vertical Systems Group: AT&T, Verizon, tw telecom Lead Business Ethernet Market

      Explore Channel Partners Magazine (Feb 13 2012)

      Vertical Systems Group:  AT&T, Verizon, tw telecom Lead Business Ethernet Market

      AT&T, Verizon and tw telecom are leaders in the U.S. business Ethernet market based on billable port installations, Vertical Systems Group, the market research and strategic consulting firm, announced Monday. Other companies who ranked in Vertical's U.S. Business Ethernet Leaderboard included Cox Communications, XO Communications, CenturyLink, Time Warner Cable, Level 3 Communications and Cogent Communications. Boston-based Vertical, which ranks service providers that hold four percent or more o


      Comment Mentions:   Vertical Systems Group   XO Communications   NuVox

    2. Cable Firms Hit Phone Grip on Hospitals: Tech - Businessweek

      Explore BusinessWeek (Feb 13 2012)

      Cable Firms Hit Phone Grip on Hospitals: Tech - Businessweek

      Comcast’s Metro Ethernet network, introduced in May 2011, is targeted to business customers, including hospitals. The company can transport data at faster speeds than traditional phone company Internet connection, said Kevin O’Toole, Comcast’s senior vice president of product management and strategy for business services. A hospital can download a 500 megabyte digital X-ray in 40 seconds with Metro Ethernet, a file that would take 44 minutes to download with a slower connection, said Jennifer Khoury, a Comcast spokeswoman.


      Comment Mentions:   AT&T Inc.   Verizon Communications Inc.   Time Warner Cable

    3. Comcast snags another customer for its Metro Ethernet service | News | CED Magazine - Communications, Engineering and Design Magazine

      Explore cedmagazine.com (Jan 31 2012)

      Comcast snags another customer for its Metro Ethernet service | News | CED Magazine - Communications, Engineering and Design Magazine

      Comcast Business Services continues it march into the mid-size market with its Metro Ethernet service with the latest customer win coming from Widener University in Pennsylvania. In addition to cloud computing and Web-based educational tools for its 7,800 students and faculty, Widener University's use of Comcast's Ethernet service gave it a...


      Comment Mentions:   Comcast Business Services

    4. CableLabs Launches EPON Equipment Certification Program

      Explore Telecompetitor (Jan 26 2012)

      CableLabs Launches EPON Equipment Certification Program
      CableLabs, looking to speed up market introduction of Ethernet Passive Optical Network (EPON) equipment, has launched an equipment certification program for its DOCSIS Provisioning of EPON (DPoE) project. “Having devices qualified by CableLabs promises to encourage widespread deployment of this new technology and lower costs to both cable operators and business customers by leveraging the [...]

      Comment Mentions:   Time Warner Cable   CableLabs

    5. EPON-Over-Coax Starts Its Standards Journey

      Explore Light Reading (Jan 11 2012)

      EPON-Over-Coax Starts Its Standards Journey
      If a new Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. (IEEE) project bears fruit, cable operators might be able to delay costly fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) deployments, or even avoid them altogether.

      Comment Mentions:   Yankee Group   IBM   CableLabs

    6. U.S. Telecom: Looking Ahead at '12 - Analyst Blog

      Explore Home - NASDAQ Community (Dec 29 2011)

      U.S. Telecom: Looking Ahead at '12 - Analyst Blog
      We may see more product sharing deals between telecom, cable TV, and satellite TV operators as each of these players are trying to get a foothold into the other's territory. Even, pay-TV services, offerings to business enterprises, and mobile backhaul and metro-Ethernet segments may witness more convergence.

      Comment Mentions:   AT&T Inc.   NuVox

    7. VIDEO: Cable Stokes Its Metro Ethernet Business Services Fire

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 16 2011)

      VIDEO: Cable Stokes Its Metro Ethernet Business Services Fire
      Heavy Reading's Alan Breznick explains how MSOs intend to boost commercial revenues using Ethernet and cloud-based services

      Comment Mentions:   Heavy Reading

    8. Comcast Emphasizing SMB Segment - Analyst Blog

      Explore Home - NASDAQ Community (Dec 9 2011)

      Comcast Emphasizing SMB Segment - Analyst Blog
      Comcast Corp. the largest cable MSO in the U.S., is aggressively exploiting small and mid-sized ( SMB ) business opportunities. The company is currently providing metro Ethernet services in 20 major U.S. markets and is expected to offer the services in most of its point-of-presences by the end of 2011

      Comment

    9. Business Ready VoIP: Cable vs. Wireline

      Explore vision2mobile (Dec 7 2011)

      Business Ready VoIP: Cable vs. Wireline
      Cable service for business VoIP and cloud-based applications is improving. It might not be the equal of metro Ethernet or a wireline offering of SDSL or a T1, but, for many reasons, the services are improving.

      Comment Mentions:   Cablevision

    10. IEEE aims to help transition HFC networks to EPON

      Explore Connected Planet Online (Dec 5 2011)

      IEEE aims to help transition HFC networks to EPON
      New working group to tackle EPON protocol-over-coax (EPoC) with the goal of enabling cable companies initially to offer high-speed services over coax—and eventually boost residential broadband speeds

      Comment Mentions:   Broadcom   IEEE

    11. Comcast Hones 2-Pronged Business Attack

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 1 2011)

      Comcast Hones 2-Pronged Business Attack
      MetroE is "poised to do to legacy TDM-delivered data services what cable modems did to dial-up," O'Toole said of the technology's potential. That's because MetroE's bandwidth boost will be key to supplying revenue-driving cloud services because they require more data to run down the last-mile connection -- something that legacy TDM systems struggle with.

      Comment Mentions:   IBM   Frost & Sullivan   Comcast Business Services

    12. Rogers Exec: MSOs Can Outdo Telcos in Ethernet

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 1 2011)

      Rogers Exec: MSOs Can Outdo Telcos in Ethernet
      Cable companies have a major opportunity to win enterprise business away from telcos, but need to interconnect their networks to provide national coverage and deliver higher-quality customer service, Terry Canning, senior vice president of Canada-based Rogers Business Solutions, said here today.

      Comment Mentions:   IBM   Frost & Sullivan

    13. US Cable Firms to Bank $6B in Biz Services

      Explore Light Reading (Dec 1 2011)

      US Cable Firms to Bank $6B in Biz Services
      U.S. cable continues to pry away the telcos' grip on the business services market, with MSOs poised to pull down about $6 billion in commercial revenues in 2011, according to Heavy Reading 's latest estimates.

      Comment

    14. Comcast's metro E service easy as 1, 2, 3

      Explore cedmagazine.com (Nov 29 2011)

      Comcast's metro E service easy as 1, 2, 3
      With its metro Ethernet offerings, Comcast can deliver bandwidth from 1 Mbps up to 10 Gbps that can be remotely scaled in increments of 1 Mbps, 10 Mbps, 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps, and it's offered with three different classes of service.

      Comment Mentions:   Comcast Business Services

    15. PAETEC secures contract to provide Texas DIR wireline and wireless services

      Explore FierceTelecom (Nov 18 2011)

      PAETEC secures contract to provide Texas DIR wireline and wireless services
      Besides PAETEC, Level 3 (Nasdaq: LVLT) and Time Warner Cable (NYSE: TWC) both recently won deals with the DIR, permitting them to sell Ethernet services to state government agencies. For more: - see the release

      Comment Mentions:   NuVox   Time Warner Cable   Paetec

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