MAKING THE GRADE

Cox Business, The Best Kept Secret

Cateena Powers – Each year a large-scale briefing is available to all the businesses that supply goods and services to sustain DISA’s efforts in supporting the Dept. of Defense and other government agencies. This includes those of us providing critical data and voice communications services.

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Keeping the Lights On

By David Ririe – We have spent the last several years aggressively upgrading our network capacity with DOCSIS 3.1 and more recently deploying remote PHY nodes in our new distributed access architecture (DAA). Our CTO Kevin Hart summed it up very well in a recent interview with the NCTA*

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The Best Laid Plans…

By David Ririe — We have discussed the hurdles and challenges faced while working through the early phases of our DAA/remote PHY launch here at Cox. As we begin 2020, we are taking the opportunity to look at our overall plan and make sure that the plan still matches reality.

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“Are We There Yet?”

By David Ririe — Last month I had the opportunity to travel to Europe with several colleagues from Charter and CableLabs. We have done this for several years now in a joint effort to understand the common challenges and needs on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.

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Blurred Lines

By Kraig Neese – So you decided to push the launch button on remote PHY and like all things new and technical, you found a few things you might not have expected. From the 30,000 foot view, remote PHY does not look all that difficult.

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High-Fiber Diets for Business Customers

By Robert Kuse and David Ririe — Fiber is an important part of every service provider network. It is used pervasively in the service provider backbone network. It is also an important and rapidly growing part of the service provider access network.

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Back to the Future

By Matthew Hayes and David Ririe — Cox first began residential PON based services in 2014. At that time we were looking for more than simply billboard speeds. We were looking to defend our backyard from new entrants.

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