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The COMM news page on Stock Titan provides an archive of news and press releases related to CommScope Holding Company, Inc. during the period when its common stock traded on NASDAQ under the symbol COMM. Company communications consistently describe CommScope as a global leader in network connectivity that is pushing the boundaries of technology to create advanced wired and wireless networks, and the news flow reflects this focus on communications infrastructure and network solutions.
Readers can review announcements covering segment-level developments, product and platform launches, corporate transactions, and financial results. Examples in the news stream include the evolution of the SYSTIMAX Constellation edge-based power and connectivity platform for hyperconnected enterprises, the launch of the PRiSM-based secure boot solution for Texas Instruments’ Arm-based AM6x processors, and the introduction of the RUCKUS MDU suite featuring AI-driven network management and Wi‑Fi 7 access points. Other items highlight the opening of the FAST Track fiber architecture showcase and training center in North Carolina and recognition of leadership within the Access Network Solutions business.
The archive also documents strategic corporate actions, such as the approval and subsequent closing of the sale of CommScope’s Connectivity and Cable Solutions (CCS) segment to Amphenol Corporation, stockholder voting outcomes on that transaction, and earnings releases that discuss consolidated and segment performance for CCS, RUCKUS and Access Network Solutions. A January 12, 2026 release explains that, following the CCS divestiture, the parent company will be renamed Vistance Networks and that COMM shares will begin trading as VISN on NASDAQ on January 14, 2026.
Investors and researchers can use this news page to trace how CommScope’s business evolved over time, including its focus on broadband access, enterprise connectivity, AI-driven network management, and its transition through the CCS sale and corporate rebranding. Bookmarking this page allows for convenient access to historical company announcements tied to the COMM ticker.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) has launched the XPND fiber termination panel platform designed to advance FTTH networks. The platform features a modular design that creates a flexible connectivity interface for active equipment, allowing scalable components and capabilities to adapt to market changes.
Key features include:
- Fits in standard 19-inch racks with active equipment
- Interchangeable system of panels, cassettes, modules and cables sold separately
- Available in 1RU, 1.5RU or 3RU sizes with 12-inch depth
- Pay-as-you-go model for cost-effective network growth
- Complete suite of solutions supporting various configurations
The CommScope XPND platform is currently available to North American customers and will be showcased at Fiber Connect 2025 in Nashville from June 1-4.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) announced that Wyre, a joint venture between Telenet and Fluvius, has selected CommScope's cloud-native vCCAP Evo solution for their next-generation broadband access network in Belgium. The selection follows successful lab trials and ongoing field trials that demonstrate how the vCCAP Evo solution, combined with CommScope's Distributed Access Architecture (DAA), will enhance user experience.
Wyre, established in 2023, provides wholesale access to the hybrid fiber-coaxial (HFC) network in Flanders and Brussels. The implementation aims to deliver high-speed, low latency data services by pushing resources closer to the network edge. This collaboration supports Wyre's strategy to expand broadband capacity and build a cloud-native, software-based network focused on scalability and efficiency as they advance toward 10G networks.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) has announced that Orange Belgium has deployed its Video Unified Edge (VUE) platform, marking the first VUE platform sale in the European market. The VUE platform will serve as a video core in Orange Belgium's Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) network, supporting both video data and control planes.
The platform virtualizes hardware-based QAM video network operations and supports expanded OFDM channel blocks in the downstream, provisions video channels, and encapsulates transport stream video multiplexers into a DEPI tunnel. This implementation enables Orange Belgium to deliver video content over DAA network portions while simplifying its video delivery architecture and facilitating transition from legacy I-CCAP topology.
CommScope (COMM), a global network connectivity leader, has announced it will release its first quarter 2025 financial results on Thursday, May 1, before market opening. The company will host a conference call at 8:30 a.m. Eastern where management will discuss the quarterly performance. Investors can access the live audio call through CommScope's Investor Relations website's Events and Presentations page. A replay of the webcast will be temporarily available on the company's website after the call.
CommScope (NASDAQ: COMM) has announced the sale of its vCCAP Evo Virtual Converged Cable Access Platform to Vidanet, a Hungarian cable services provider. The deal includes CommScope's E6000r High Density and R-PHY shelves to support Vidanet's transition to a Distributed Access Architecture (DAA) network.
The vCCAP Evo solution will serve as the main management component of Vidanet's DAA deployment, enabling the move of DOCSIS signal generation to E6000 series R-PHY shelves. The platform features centralized, automated provisioning, configuration, and monitoring capabilities. Vidanet will also implement CommScope's Intelligent Access Controller (IAC) for enhanced management features.
The deployment includes installation in a centralized hub and R-PHY shelves in select cities and suburbs, with implementation support from HFC Technics. The solution offers advantages such as minimal service disruptions during deployment, efficient device management, and reduced power consumption compared to traditional hardware-based cores.