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lightwaveonline.com | Sean Buckley
Cisco has taken top ranking on Vertical Systems Group's SD-WAN LEADERBOARD. Meanwhile, Nokia anticipates that more cable operators will transition to fiber and AT&T will scale bundled services through its acquisition of Lumen's fiber assets. Sean Buckley, editor in chief of Lightwave, breaks it down in this new Friday Five video.
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lightwaveonline.com | Sean Buckley
Accelecom, Brightspeed, DigitalC, Fatbeam, Fidium, Greenlight Networks, Ripple Fiber and unWired Broadband are all expanding broadband in various communities through a mix of venture capital and state funding sources. Accelecom LiveOak Fiber partner to enhance rural Georgia fiber broadband availability Accelecom has been selected by LiveOak Fiber, a premier all-fiber broadband service provider in Florida and Georgia, to assist LiveOak in supporting its Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) growth in Georgia.
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lightwaveonline.com | Sean Buckley
While its headquarters, core research, and foundational technologies remain rooted in Canada, the UK investment introduces complementary capabilities—including targeted R&D—that enhance and extend Photonic’s innovation pipeline. Additionally, these efforts create new opportunities for cross-border collaboration, talent development, and global market access—while contributing to national security, economic growth, and scientific excellence in both countries.
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lightwaveonline.com | Sean Buckley
While the market is still in its early stages of development, quantum computing holds considerable potential. A recent Quantum Insider report forecasts that quantum computing will contribute $1 trillion in value creation by 2035. Also, Quantum computing vendors are expected to generate $50 billion in revenue by 2035. PacketLight, an optical vendor that continues to establish its presence in service providers and enterprises, aims to be a collaborative force driving new quantum developments forward.
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1 week ago |
lightwaveonline.com | Sean Buckley
Phil Beecher, CEO of the Wi-SUN Alliance, stated that the new FAN 1.1 certification will provide commonality for utilities and cities. “Utilities and municipalities can now adopt these devices into their existing networks, knowing that they can interconnect with other products in one common, interoperable ecosystem that boasts enterprise-class security and more efficient network-wide usage of available bandwidth,” he said.
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