In this issue of The Great Broadband Build, we’re tracking Google Fiber naming Logan, Utah, as its next destination and Washington State awarding $121 million in broadband grants.
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In this latest Broadband Communities’ Great Broadband Build issue, we’re tracking Verizon’s plans to build Fios to an additional 500,000 locations this year and Ziply moving to acquire Ptera.
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In this month’s edition of Enabling Broadband, we’re tracking Nokia’s new Beacon 10 Wi-Fi 6 gateway and Clearfield’s SeeChange, which allows operators to accelerate fiber deployments for last-mile access and 5G wireless.
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As the telcos, cable operators and vendors get ready to release their third-quarter earnings results, check in with Broadband Communities for relevant coverage and analysis.
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Tier 1 and Tier 2 telcos find growth in the first quarter of 2021 as they expand fiber availability and respond to new demands set by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Broadband Communities authors look forward to the fiber future.
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Multifamily broadband providers should consider offering music streaming services as a way to avoid the commoditization trap.
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Facilities-based IoT can boost a multifamily building owner’s net operating income and give building management and maintenance staff insight into how HVAC, security and alarms run across a property via a cloud-based connection.
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Questions about kids’ screen time and digital privacy are not going away, and parents, advocacy groups and the government are grappling with how to respond.
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Residents of this new luxury high-rise in Jersey City appreciate the high-speed internet access and other technological amenities that fiber broadband enables. Behind the scenes, an intelligent building platform makes the building operate smoothly and efficiently.
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Internet providers and building owners that want to offer gigabit services should investigate G.hn technology and reuse the existing copper wiring or coax cabling.
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Consumers’ desire for on-demand content drives migration away from traditional linear TV.
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By blanketing its Ten Thousand property with Wi-Fi, Crescent Heights is easing how its Beverly Hills residents interact with technology. Our thanks to Diego Salas, CTO of Bel Air Internet and Brian Locks of Crescent Heights for helping gather information for this profile.
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This year’s show featured advanced aerial cameras, multifunctional TVs and even high-tech cookware.
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Though there are still challenges to implementation, smart technology – from thermostats to lighting – stands to benefit everyone.
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Abundant, inexpensive bandwidth could boost health care efficiency, efficacy and capacity – but only if a number of barriers are overcome.
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A new study finds that inadequate broadband may be a major reason for low adoption of telemedicine. Other experts argue that even slow broadband can help build rural health care capacity.
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Depression and anxiety are major problems for teenage social media users.
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To deliver a seamless internet experience, 985 High at The Castle capitalized on the opportunity to provide buildingwide Wi-Fi and home automation. Our thanks to Kaileigh Steiner, director of marketing and community engagement for BORROR, and John Casadonte, senior product marketing manager for American Tower, for helping gather information for this profile.
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Rural providers are taking aim at rural businesses with fiber and DOCSIS 3.1–based broadband services. But providers must educate this segment about using these new services to become more viable in the online world.
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