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High Latency is ‘Killing’ You

By Brady S. Volpe — Gaming is a billion-dollar industry with billions of players, and they use broadband to get there. I’ve spent a lot of time discussing the importance of low latency DOCSIS over the last couple of years on my podcast and YouTube channel.

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FDX, More Options for Operators

By Brady S. Volpe — Proactive network maintenance (PNM) has been steadily growing in acceptance and popularity over the past several years with adoption amongst cable operators from Tier 1 such as Comcast all the way to the smallest Tier 4 operators.

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What Can DOCSIS PNM Do For Me?

By Brady S. Volpe — Proactive network maintenance (PNM) has been steadily growing in acceptance and popularity over the past several years with adoption amongst cable operators from Tier 1 such as Comcast all the way to the smallest Tier 4 operators.

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Demystifying OOB and R-PHY

By Brady S. Volpe – In this article we dive into Data-Over-Cable Service Interface Specifications (DOCSIS) remote PHY (R-PHY) testing challenges and how these can be overcome using out-of-band (OOB) channel communications.

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Optimizing the DOCSIS Upstream

By Brady S. Volpe — As an industry we are fortunate to have new technologies such as DOCSIS 3.1 to support the ever-increasing demand of subscriber traffic growth. This “back-to-basics” article covers some of the fundamentals DOCSIS experts should know.

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Full Duplex DOCSIS

By Brady S. Volpe — What is FDX DOCSIS? FDX supports the potential to scale to symmetrical throughput, whether one uses R-PHY or R-MAC/PHY. So let’s explore how FDX DOCSIS works and the benefits it has to offer. FDX DOCSIS is an extension to the DOCSIS 3.1 specification.

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Show Me The Money!

By Brady S. Volpe – This article focuses on R-PHY, its benefits and how it works. FDX DOCSIS leverages R-PHY to achieve 10 Gbps symmetrical speeds in the HFC plant. One technology builds upon the other, so it is important that we lay the foundation of R-PHY so that everyone is on the same page.

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