Harmonic announced that DNA Finland is using its SeaStar optical node to extend multi-gigabit fiber broadband services to lower-density multi-dwelling units (MDUs) that were previously difficult and expensive to serve. The SeaStar node leverages existing coax wiring and a centralized fiber architecture to reduce infrastructure costs, enabling DNA Finland to expand its market reach and improve competitive positioning. This technology also integrates with Harmonic's AI-powered network management for enhanced service reliability. The deployment marks a significant step in making high-speed broadband more accessible in challenging brownfield MDU environments.
U-BX Technology's stock fell 15.6% in after-hours trading following the announcement of a 1-for-25 reverse stock split effective Friday. The move will reduce the number of outstanding shares significantly to maintain Nasdaq listing compliance. The co...
Thor Explorations reported a strong first quarter in 2026, with revenue rising to $74.3 million and net income increasing to $46.7 million, driven by a much higher average gold price of $4,820 per ounce despite selling fewer ounces. The company conti...
LSEG has renewed its technology partnership with Broadcom through a new five-year agreement to expand the use of VMware Cloud Foundation. This renewal supports LSEG's private cloud platform, enhancing resilience, security, and operational efficiency ...
Graphano Energy has identified a new graphite discovery named Black Jack near its existing Black Pearl site in Québec. The discovery includes a graphite-bearing horizon about 110 meters long and up to 15 meters wide, with ongoing plans for further ma...
The Ethereum Foundation is experiencing a significant wave of resignations, including key researchers Carl Beek and Julian Ma, continuing a trend of departures that has raised concerns about leadership and governance. These exits follow internal cont...
