Harmonic (NASDAQ: HLIT) at present introduced that broadband service supplier Lightcurve, serving communities throughout central and western Washington state, is delivering multi-gigabit providers to Multi-Dwelling Models (MDUs) over present coax wiring utilizing Harmonic’s cOS™ virtualized broadband platform. The Harmonic answer allows Lightcurve to supply fiber-like speeds of as much as 8 Gbps downstream and 1 Gbps upstream with out changing the buildings’ present coax wiring. This strategy helps Lightcurve strengthen its aggressive market positioning and meet subscriber demand for larger speeds whereas maximizing the worth of its community investments.
Lightcurve is advancing its multi-gigabit broadband service technique by a swift, environment friendly software program improve of the cOS Core mixed with the deployment of Harmonic’s compact low-power Oyster nodes outfitted with Pebble Distant PHY units in a distributed entry structure (DAA). The cOS virtualized platform helps each DOCSIS and fiber, giving the operator the optionality to evolve its community as buyer demand and funding priorities shift.
Lightcurve can be utilizing Harmonic’s Central AI-driven community intelligence and operations to achieve steady community analytics and visibility. This allows Lightcurve to proactively determine and troubleshoot service points, supporting a constant subscriber expertise.
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