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Media server demand expected to boost Pace revenues
Pace's transition from being another set-top box maker into a full-service pay TV provider is expected to pay off in first half of the year with a revenue boost.
Amazon doesn't think the set-top box is dead
Even as doomsayers continue to predict the demise of the much-hated set-top box, video newcomer Amazon is working feverishly to build and introduce a device this fall.
Alcatel-Lucent Q1 rises to $4.2 billion on strong North America, VDSL2 sales
Alcatel-Lucent may be challenged by cash flow issues, but strong sales in North America and momentum for its VDSL2 products drove up its Q1 revenue 0.6 percent to €3.23 billion ($4.2 billion).
Tellabs Q1 revenue declines to $209 million on challenges in Europe, Mexico
Tellabs' first-quarter revenue declined year-over-year to $209 million, down from $258 million in Q1 2012, due to lower sales in Western Europe and regulatory uncertainty in Mexico.
Calix avoids Q1 downward trend as revenue rises to $90.5 million
Calix bucked the seasonal trend that has plagued other members of the telecom ecosystem as the vendor's Q1 2013 revenues rose 15.3 percent year-over-year revenue to $90.5 million.
ADVA Q1 revenues decline to $101 million on slower carrier sales
ADVA Optical Networking felt the headwinds of service providers tightening their purses, and the results of a temporary shift in priority to focus on ramping up LTE in their wireless networks, as revenues dropped 5.7 percent year-over-year and 4 percent sequentially to €77 million ($101 million).
Infinera Q1 revenues rise to $124.6 million on DTN-X sales
Infinera's DTN-X platform sales continued in Q1 2013 as GAAP revenues rose year-over-year $124.6 million in what it is typically is a slow quarter for the telecom equipment industry.
Provo approves sale of iProvo to Google Fiber for $1
The seven-member Provo, Utah, City Council has put its unanimous stamp of approval on a deal that transfers its iProvo fiber optic network to Google Fiber for $1, paving the way for Google's third gigabit Internet community following the Kansas City "fiberhoods" and Austin, Texas.
Juniper Networks' service provider sales drive up Q1 revenue to $1.06 billion
Juniper Networks saw first-quarter 2013 results rise 3 percent year-over-year to $1.05 billion, as the vendor saw an uptick in orders from various segments of the service provider community.
EzyFlix.tv hoping to shake up Aussie pay TV market
Online DVD sales company EzyDVD is getting into digital streaming in a move that it hopes will shake up the Australian pay TV business. According to a story on the Australian website mUmBRELLA, EzyDVD's parent company, Access Digital Entertainment, will launch the new online service, EzyFlix.tv, as one of the first in Australia to use the UltraViolet system that gives customers access to a digital locker from which they can share purchased content with up to five others.
