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Next-Generation Standards Define CPE Strategies for Network Service Providers in 2023

Network service providers (NSPs) will face new challenges in 2023, as long-term logistical disruptions caused by the pandemic crisis are gradually resolved, only to be replaced by an uncertain economic outlook that is prompting concern from consumers and industry players alike.

The good news, however, is that resurging supply chains have allowed a suite of next-generation solutions based on the latest developments in technology standards to enter the market, according to Ashwani Saigal, VP of Broadband and Video CPE at VANTIVA.

Technicolor Connected Home Describes Emerging Trends Spurring an Evolution of the Set-Top Box

The past few years have seen a major shift in how set-top box (STB) technologies are being designed and deployed to support the evolving needs of connected home subscribers. New consumer attitudes that favor choice and control have prompted network service providers (NSPs) to reevaluate the efficacy of proprietary customer premises equipment (CPE) strategies and explore the benefits offered by a more open approach to bringing new STB value propositions to market.

hoppr's George Gelavis Describes how CPE-based Targeted Advertising Opens Door for Network Service Providers Seeking New Revenue Streams

New developments in CPE-based advertising technology are creating a broad range of new opportunities for Network Service Providers (NSPs) to tap into an important and sustainable stream of revenue. So says George Gelavis, CEO of hoppr in a podcast interview for journalists covering the IBC 2019 conference in Amsterdam 13 - 17 September 2019.