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Users in our AT&T forum continue to discuss how the Arris Arris BGW 210-700 broadband gateways AT&T is using for many of its broadband customers continues to struggle to play nice with 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1, DNS servers used by a popular, more secure and privacy-focused DNS offering launched by Cloudflare a few months back. AT&T says the block was an accidental IP address configuration error, and the ISP isn"t the only company whose network has been impacted by said error.
■Facebook plans to launch a satellite next year to test a system that would provide ultra-high-speed internet to the 3bn-plus people not yet on the web.A company called PointView Tech, which seems to be a new Facebook subsidiary, according to IEEE Spectrum, filed an experimental licensing application to the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) last week asking for authorization to "launch and operate a single Low-Earth Orbit (LEO), Nongeostationary Orbit (NGSO) satellite. " ...
Verizon says the company couldn"t care less if Sprint and T-Mobile merge. The companies latest attempt to merge would reduce the total number of major competitors in the wireless space from four to three, dramatically reducing the incentive for the remaining three carriers to seriously compete on price. Estimates suggest the deal could also eliminate anywhere between 10,000 and 30,000 jobs as the combined company inevitably purges redundant retail, middle management, and network operations employees.
But Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam says his company doesn"t care if the two companies merge.
"We don t care, is the answer to that," McAdam told Seattle-area tech news site GeekWire. "Maybe the fourth time is the charm here, I don t know," McAdam joked, referencing the fact that previous efforts at the same merger have either been blocked by regulators due to anti-competitive concerns, or fallen apart due to the two companies not being able to agree on control.
"We don t have a point of view on whether it goes through or it doesn t," McAdam said in a similar statement to the Seattle Times. We frankly don t care.
That said, you can be fairly sure that Verizon cares.
The overall reduction in competition means less serious pressure on Verizon to compete on price. While Sprint and T-Mobile CEOs have spent the last week trying to claim that eliminating a major competitor somehow increases competition, that"s not supported by history, especially in the telecom sector. These are companies looking for any and every opportunity to avoid having to engage in a real price war with one another, and the reduction in competition is always a net positive for revenues.
If the deal did boost competition as Sprint and T-Mobile claim, Verizon executives would most assuredly care more. Verizon also likely knows the deal may still be blocked, and integrating the two network will take a lot of time, energy and focus if it is approved, giving Verizon ample advantage in the quest to deploy fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks.
I think the US has always been a competitive market," McAdam told reporters. "Competition will probably be different if they re together, but it s still going to be a very competitive market. So we don t care. It ll take them two years--a year of approval and a year of integration--before they re pointed into the wind, if you will. And we re going to make the most out of those two years." read comment(s)
Windstream, like Frontier and CenturyLink, has been routinely bleeding subscribers thanks to the companies" refusal to upgrade aging DSL connections uniformly across their networks. But Windstream managed to slow these defections slightly according to the company"s latest earnings, which show that the company lost just 2,200 during the first quarter. The company credited broadband upgrades at the company for the slowdown in losses, and insists that additional upgrades are waiting in the wings.
Windstream says that 28% of the company"s customers are now taking speeds of 25 Mbps or greater, a percentage the company says should reach 36% by the end of this year.
Broadband speeds of 25 Mbps or higher are now available to 57% of Windstream s footprint, with 50 Mbps or higher available to over 1.3 million locations. Still, there"s an awful lot of customers that can"t get even get the FCC"s base definition of broadband (25 Mbps), and who continue to flock to cable in order to nab faster speeds.
"This progress has driven meaningful improvements in our broadband subscriber trends, with March 2018 representing the best single month of high-speed internet adds since August of 2012, over five and a half years," said Windstream CEO Tony Thomas on the company"s conference call. "This positive momentum continued through April."
The company revealed on the call that it had also launched fixed wireless in two exchanges recently, offering users wireless speeds up to 200 Mbps. The company did not offer any additional detail on just how widespread these deployments are.
"This deployment will allow Windstream to meet CAF-II requirements in certain areas, as well as to challenge the competition with faster speeds in the marketplace," Thomas said. read comment(s)
Facebook is considering challenging companies like Space X and Oneweb for domination of the looming low-altitude satellite broadband market. A redacted FCC application first spotted by IEEE Spectrum details Facebook"s plan to create a company by the name of PointView Tech LLC, which in turn will launch a satellite named Athena the company hopes to use to deliver broadband using, in part, millimeter wave radio signals. The experimental satellite isn"t expected to launch until next year, so any commercial launch (if it happens at all) would likely be years away. read comment(s)
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