The expansion includes gigabit internet speeds that the company says will reliably serve the people of Archer with fast, fiber optic-powered internet that will help over 500 residents and businesses in the town, according to a Cox press release. bit.ly/476bGrO

.Comcast has started construction that will provide families and businesses in unserved portions of Montgomery County access to the Xfinity 10G Network. bit.ly/3rLQnvv

Want to learn more about the 10G platform? CableLabs has a handy overview of this suite of technologies (and how they'll work to deliver next-generation gigabit speeds) cablelabs.com/10g

Baltimore County joined Comcast to announce a new $7.4 million grant which will support the expansion of high-speed broadband service to 450 additional homes in rural areas in northern Baltimore County. bit.ly/3q6vISq

.Comcast is expanding internet access to more homes and businesses in South Carolina. Residents will have access to the Xfinity 10G Network and the full suite of Xfinity services later this year. comca.st/474JNQX

A recent CableLabs interoperability event showed cable companies can hit over 8 Gbps with a mix of new and old gear. bit.ly/3YtGTRC

Once complete, the new facility will allow CommScope to produce more loose tubes as well as additional fiber cable counts and styles. bit.ly/3OzfXM6

This private investment reflects the competitiveness of America’s broadband industry and how it is delivering for hundreds of millions of people. comca.st/3Yks6c7

From CNET: "While DOCSIS 4.0 is the cable industry’s primary avenue to 10G, the platform is not tied to one specific technology upgrade. Some providers, like Xfinity, are also utilizing fiber-to-the-home enhancements to reach the 10Gbps benchmark." cnet.co/3ZjJxKn

The services will be based on a combination of fiber broadband and hybrid fiber coax/DOCSIS, Ed Shrum, Cox vice president of wireline engineering, told Telecompetitor. bit.ly/3Zivjt0

You’re hearing about 10G, and 5G, and you’re wondering if you’re reading that right. While the names of these two technologies are similar, they have two very different meanings. Let’s get to the bottom of this. bit.ly/3EHxywy

“The good thing is DOCSIS 3.1 has a long runway to continue to improve speeds,” said Midco Support COO Ben Dold. “Right now, our near term is to continue to bring fiber deeper and push DOCSIS 3.1 further as we evaluate.” bit.ly/44TaMfY

.Comcast will begin rolling out DOCSIS 4.0 to select neighborhoods in Colorado Springs, CO, and will launch new markets throughout the country over the next few years. cmcsa.com/news-releases/…

Just over a month after beginning its DOCSIS 4.0 deployment, Comcast is expanding its symmetrical multi-gig service to the Atlanta metro area. fiercetelecom.com/broadband/comc…

.Mediacom Cable is making progress in bridging the digital divide across rural Iowa, as it just wrapped up two fiber expansion projects in the towns of Rutland and Williams. fiercetelecom.com/broadband/medi…

Mediacom Cable today announced the company has completed the transition of its West Des Moines network to the cable industry’s new 10Gplatform bwnews.pr/3v6Zzfy

Five years ago, the cable broadband industry launched 10Gplatform, kicking off a global industry initiative to build the network of tomorrow capable of delivering 10 Gbps. Here's a look at some of the advancements so far: bit.ly/3vWu8VG

Comcast unveiled its first DOCSIS 4.0 gateway and teased the coming launch of "Wi-Fi Speed Boost" and emerging "high fidelity video" capabilities. bit.ly/3OGX8Hm

New DOCSIS 4.0 interop tests mixed and matched virtualized cores, remote PHY devices and cable modems. 'The integration and optimization of the DOCSIS 4.0 ecosystem is underway,' says CableLabs Principal Architect Doug Jones. Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/3T4wucP

Comcast is introducing the first customers in the world to a pioneering new, ultra-low lag connectivity experience when they use interactive applications like gaming, videoconferencing, and virtual reality. lightreading.com/cable-technolo…