Broadband Forum

A new project has been launched by Broadband Forum. This project will connect multi-dwelling units (MDUs), such as apartment complexes, with 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) to help reach up

Kranj, Slovenia, and Berlin, Germany – S&T Iskratel, the European broadband-solutions provider, and AVM, one of Europe’s manufacturers of products for broadband connections and the digital home, announced they have achieved interoperability

Fremont, California, 13 October 2022 – As the broadband industry migrates to software defined open networks, 14 vendors, service providers, and consultancy companies are coming together to demonstrate greater automation,

Fremont, United States – Newly released architecture gives service providers the framework needed to deliver high-performing transport networks that can power demanding 5G applications.

Fremont, United States – Operators globally now have the tools to flexibly plan and build their cloud-native networks and deliver faster services to their customers, thanks to Broadband Forum publishing

Framingham, Mass., USA. 25 April 2022 – Internet Service Providers (ISP) will be able to deploy fully open-source Wi-Fi mesh networks, including standardised application programming interface (API)s enabling new services

Fremont, California, USA. – Vendors utilising the open-source reference implementation of Broadband Forum’s connected home standard, User Services Platform (USP/TR-369), will benefit from easier integration and increased functionality thanks to

With the impetus and significant funding from more heavyweight operators, prpl Foundation is accelerating delivery of the carrier-grade Open-Source stack for Broadband CPE, prplWare, for release by year-end.

The increasingly crucial role global open standards are playing in driving forward the broadband industry is behind the recent growth in new members of the Broadband Forum. This follows a

Broadband Forum has published Release 4.0 of its Open Broadband – Broadband Access Abstraction (OB-BAA) open-source project, that will provide operators worldwide with greater networking flexibility for how they plan