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Comcast spinning NBCUniversal

luperm said:
In certain cases (example Edison, NJ) Comcast is actually overbuilding another ISP's territory (Optimum) with a 100% fiber to the home network. Comcast's native territory ends one town over in Woodbridge, so this is an "edge out" for them. They are doing similar builds elsewhere where it makes economic sense.
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Exactly what they're doing here, north of Houston... all of Houston proper was their existing footprint, but they did a massive edge-out here in Montgomery County. Unfortunately for them, other companies beat them to the fiber push, but I know some folks are still switching.

Don CT said:
What are the limitations of DOCSIS. Can it ever provide symmetric speeds or will upload always be bottlenecked.
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DOCSIS 4.0 and high-split DOCSIS 3.1 can both do symmetric speeds. Comcast is doing DOCSIS 4.0, while Charter is doing high-split.
 
I know GE once owned NBC. Sorry to be so lazy but does anyone know a proper list of the owners of NBC through the years going back to it's founding in radio?

Thanks
 


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