CommScope Holding Company, Inc. - COMM STOCK NEWS

CommScope introduces its new Prodigy connector designed for plug-and-play functionality in fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) installations. The system features universal, small-form connectors for interoperability and self-aligning mechanisms to enhance reliability. Highlights include a break-free design for reusability and the option for cable assemblies up to 600 meters. This innovation aims to simplify installations and support future upgrades, aligning with the demands for speed, density, and scalability in modern networks.

CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) is set to release its third quarter 2021 financial results on November 4, before the market opens. The announcement will be followed by a conference call at 8:30 a.m. Eastern, where management will discuss the results. Interested parties can access the live audio of the call through CommScope’s Investor Relations page.

CommScope has launched the ARRIS SURFboard G34 and G36 DOCSIS 3.1 cable modems and Wi-Fi 6 routers, designed to enhance home connectivity. Both models are tailored for high-speed internet plans, providing speeds of up to 1 Gbps for G34 and 1.2 Gbps for G36. The systems allow seamless streaming of 4K ultra-HD videos and online gaming. Users stand to save an estimated $168 annually on modem rental fees. The G34 is priced at $279 and the G36 at $299, with availability expected in major retail stores and online.

CommScope has expanded its Wi-Fi 6 home network gateway portfolio with the launch of the Touchstone TG644x DOCSIS 3.1 cable gateways. This new product enhances the Low Latency DOCSIS solution, designed to reduce lag in online gaming and video conferencing. The TG644x gateways deliver multi-gigabit data rates and support high split features for flexible deployment. They also enable efficient management through CommScope's HomeAssure and other solutions, enhancing network reliability and connectivity for remote work and gaming applications.

CommScope has achieved a pivotal victory in its legal battle against Dali Wireless, with the Federal Circuit ruling affirming that Dali willfully infringed five CommScope patents. This ruling maintains a $6 million in enhanced damages against Dali and reverses a $6.6 million judgment previously awarded to Dali, resulting in a net gain of approximately $3.5 million for CommScope. CommScope initiated the lawsuit in 2016 regarding digital distributed antenna system patents, and the recent ruling strengthens CommScope's position in the telecommunications sector.

CommScope has launched its Coexistence portfolio, enabling service providers to upgrade existing PON networks without additional fiber. This innovative solution aims to enhance data speeds and expand service offerings including enterprise, mobile backhaul, and residential services. The portfolio features CEx elements that integrate seamlessly into current networks and provide a pathway to future upgrades. Available in multiple configurations, the CEx portfolio exemplifies CommScope's commitment to supporting customers in transforming their network capabilities.

CommScope announced the general availability of its FOSC Modular Splice Closure, enhancing fiber optic connectivity with improved versatility and reliability. Scheduled for launch in November 2021, this innovative closure utilizes NOVUX technology to streamline installations and servicing, accommodating various cable types. The design features a modular architecture with eight interchangeable segments, facilitating network expansion. This product supports operators in building high-speed broadband networks, ensuring protection and ease of use for fiber connections.

CommScope has partnered with Evoca to provide subscribers with the VIP7802-ATSC, a set-top solution integrating Android TV and ATSC 3.0 technology. This development marks a significant advancement in delivering converged live and streaming content to consumers. The Pilot, as it will be named, aims to enhance the viewing experience by aggregating streaming content and supporting high-definition broadcasts. Deployment is set to begin in Q1 2022, targeting new subscribers in the U.S. The service is expected to include a variety of high-quality programming for under $50 monthly.

CommScope has partnered with Orange Slovensko to introduce a new line of advanced set top boxes powered by Android TV™. These 4K UHD digital video decoders enhance user experience by providing seamless connectivity for OTT streaming and on-demand content. The devices are crafted from 99% post-consumer recycled plastics, reflecting both companies' commitment to sustainability. This partnership aims to align with evolving consumer viewing habits, furthering both companies' reach in the streaming market while promoting environmentally friendly practices.