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Jun BCoE Newsletter
June, 2016
I delivered the KEYNOTE ADDRESS to the 50th Cable TV Pioneers Dinner in Boston and my request of them was to join me at BCoE in funding research and innovation to enable us to connect the millions of Americans with affordable, universal broadband service. Cable operators have built tremendous broadband networks and now could greatly benefit our country by continuing thier serive to ensure all Americans enjoy the commercial and social benefits of broadband.
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Let's Collaborate to Connect Americans with Broadband
America has had a good start on linking its citizens to affordable, adequate broadband networks, but more needs to be done. BCoE Executive Director Dr. Rouzbeh Yassini has reached out to the broadband leading industry cable television for support in his quest to achieve universal service for broadband.
Let's Collaborate to Connect Americans with Broadband
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The World Moves Toward 5G
June, 2016
Having affordable broadband service these days is as important as accessing any other utility. It is a cornerstone of 21st Century life.
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The World Moves Toward 5G
Having affordable broadband service these days is as important as accessing any other utility. It is a cornerstone of 21st Century life.
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Smart Campus
A new grant from UNH’s Broadband Center of Excellence to an interdisciplinary team of university researchers aims to showcase innovation in broadband technology and data analytics. But perhaps the most compelling outcome of the $75,000 grant is its goal to make parking on campus easier. Read more....
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May BCoE Newsletter
May, 2016
Welcome to our second newsletter and thanks to all who took the time to read and comment on our April issue. A lot is going on involving broadband globally, and here is a brief glimpse of some key elements from our perspective
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BCoE April Newsletter
April, 2016
It feels like just yesterday when I was pioneering cable modem technology at LANcity. Who would have thought back then – 25 years ago – that more than 2 billion would now be deployed around the world. The technology has progressed and costs have gone down but the need for ever increasing communication speeds continues unabated. Applications and services are becoming more bandwidth intensive and I foresee this trend continuing far into the future.
