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Cisco working with start-up Broadlogic Network Technologies investors include Time Warner, Cisco and Intel has come up with a technology they call Wideband, that can deliver one gigabit per second ethernet speeds over cable networks.
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Not sure if anyone is interested but Cisco has come up with a unique way of piping down 1 gigabits per second over HFC and Japanese cable operator Himwari Network is testing this technology called Wideband Protocol for DOCSIS, and is compatible with Docsis 1.1 and 2.0.
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Samsung said each of its injunction requests would cite two patent infringements related to wireless telecommunications technology, specifically the so-called Wideband Code Division Multiple Access standards for mobile handsets.
NYT > Global Home By CHOE SANG-HUN 2011
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The company is also aggressively deploying the DOCSIS 3.0 also called Wideband technology to upgrade its existing customers to high-speed network together with all digital networks.
unknown title 2012
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Comcast is also aggressively deploying the DOCSIS 3.0 (also called Wideband) technology to upgrade its existing customers to high-speed network together with all digital networks.
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Comcast is also aggressively deploying the DOCSIS 3.0 (also called Wideband) technology to upgrade its existing customers to high-speed network together with all digital networks.
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Time Warner Cable is aggressively rolling-out next-generation DOCSIS 3.0 (also called Wideband) service.
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Mission: A United Launch Alliance Delta IV rocket carrying a communications satellite known as the Wideband Global SATCOM for the U.S. military.
unknown title 2009
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Mission: A United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket carrying a communications satellite known as the Wideband Global SATCOM for the U.S. military.
unknown title 2009
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Mission: A United Launch Alliance Delta IV rocket carrying a communications satellite known as the Wideband Global SATCOM for the U.S. military.
unknown title 2009
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