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You were just starting to get your mind around the concept of emerging 5G wireless networks, and now the cable guys are banging the drum at CES for something called 10G. The claim is that this is the ...

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Comcast has successfully tested 10G data transfer on its cable modem ...

Late last year Comcast notched a cable modem breakthrough by running a test that hit 1.25Gbps up and downstream on their live network, and now it's tested a Broadcom device designed for the DOCSIS 4.0 ...

An advertising industry group urged Comcast to stop its "10G" ads or modify them to state that 10G is an "aspirational" technology rather than something the company actually provides on its cable ...

The National Advertising Review Board forces Comcast to stop using a cable-industry marketing term to describe Xfinity service that does not, in practice, achieve '10G' speeds. You may see fewer ...

The cable industry has begun a marketing campaign for 10Gbps broadband services, even though cable companies haven't finished rolling out 1Gbps connections. The first 10Gbps cable broadband ...

Comcast says 10G-enabled service will greatly increase upload speeds next year, but price hikes for TV and internet are already appearing on customers’ bills. Comcast says 10G-enabled service will ...

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Gee, I wonder why this ridiculous marketing campaign exists? Gee, I wonder why this ridiculous marketing campaign exists? Now, before we begin analyzing this absurdity, a note on terminology: 5G, as a ...