Webinar: Fiber Broadband Service Innovations with Network Disaggregation

Listen to Broadband Industry Leaders Discuss Fiber Broadband Innovations

Register Now: Tuesday, February 7, 2023 — 1:00 PM CST

Join KGPCo and IP Infusion for a Webinar with leading US Broadband Provider WOW! and NCTC (National Content and Technology Cooperative) and learn how disaggregated networking solutions can build FTTH rollouts while driving the future of broadband networks.

Broadband Industry Leaders Discuss Fiber Broadband Innovations Fiber broadband expansion enables bandwidth intensive applications required for Fiber to the Home (FTTH) and advanced services such as ultra-high-speed Internet, 8k IPTV, business services, voice and cloud services.

During this Webinar, KGPCo, IP Infusion, NCTC and WOW! will discuss:

Bandwidth pressures on the aggregation portion of the network resulting from fiber broadband rollouts
Proven disaggregated broadband solutions allow broadband service innovation into the future without vendor lock-in and with a variety of hardware and software options
The real TCO advantage of disaggregated networking for fiber broadband services

SPEAKERS:

Ryan Mitchell, WOW! Vice President, Engineering

Rob Smith, NCTC Vice President, Engineering

Joe Baeumel, Vice President, Business Development & Partner Strategy

Hossam Salib, IP Infusion Vice President Sales, Americas

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