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PNM Upstream Frequency Response? Of Course!

By Bernie Cadieux – With the advent of the latest DOCSIS versions, new technologies emerge and new ideas are founded on the newly available data: full band capture, pre-equalization coefficients, non intrusive measurements, and more.

PNM: Improving Workforce Efficiency and Subscriber QoE

By Brady S. Volpe – No longer are “Alarms” the first line of defense Proactive network maintenance (PNM) is used by the world’s largest cable operator and by operators of all sizes globally with great results. It has become the essential tool in the industry for many operators.

Five Ways to Improve Your Business by Utilizing the Intelligent Networks Technology

By Hanno Narjus Five Ways to Improve Your Business by Utilizing the Intelligent Networks Technology Added intelligence is the term

MoCA Changing CPE Installations

By Matthew Shapson – MoCA has changed the way customer premises installations are completed. Today’s technicians are dealing with an additional layer of home networking in a frequency range that is being encroached upon by the expanding cable network spectrum.

Comprehensive Access Network Transformation Planning with Jibe

By Luc Absillis and Sudheer Dharanikota – The ever-increasing customer appetite for higher bandwidth services is magnified with impending introduction of new technologies, such as: 5G, high speed fixed wireless access, and 10 Gbps fiber to the home.

Small Cell over HFC — Unblurring the Lines

By Jonathan Haight – Over the last two years, we’ve seen a blurring of the lines between mobile network operators (MNOs) and multiple system operators (MSOs) and mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) Agreements are being executed throughout the mobile industry.

Building a Network Ready for Change

By Wolter Rebergen – Evolving Your Network – Remote PHY (R-PHY) technology enables the up- and downstream relocation of traditional headend elements, delivering 10 Gbps to a remote location.

PNM: Taking Broadband by Storm

By Cyrille Morelle and Brady Volpe – The subscriber’s increasing expectations of quality of experience (QoE) and network speed has pushed the development of more demanding protocols. The industry is now rolling out DOCSIS 3.1 OFDMA to the field and many providers are planning their transitions to the upcoming full duplex bidirectional communication (FDX) standard.