Harmonic is moving forward as a pure-play broadband company
The company is focused on DOCSIS 4.0, fiber evolution, and cloud-native scalability to help operators deliver faster, more reliable connectivity.
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Broadband and video infrastructure solutions provider
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In short: Harmonic finalized the $145 million sale of its video business to MediaKind and reported strong Q2 results with revenue rising 54%.
The company is focused on DOCSIS 4.0, fiber evolution, and cloud-native scalability to help operators deliver faster, more reliable connectivity.
The $145 million cash transaction positions Harmonic as a pure-play broadband company.
New AI-powered intelligence, remote OLTs, and back-office integration platform empower fiber operators to proactively manage networks, extend fiber deployment, and simplify multi-vendor integrations.
The service enables seamless integration of AI applications with broadcast-grade reliability and security, lowering investments and accelerating time to market.
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