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CableLabs

Cable Television Laboratories, Inc. (CableLabs) is a membership-based research and development consortium for the broadband industry. It works with network operators and the broader ecosystem to develop technical specifications and support interoperability testing.

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Founded
1988
Industry
Research and development
Headquarters
Louisville, Colorado, United States
Founder
Richard Leghorn John C. Malone Richard Green (telecommunication)
Key people
Phil McKinney, President & CEO
Trade name
CableLabs

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CableLabs

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Edges14
Triples32
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
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CableLabs

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related to history · 9
CableLabs → Data Over Cable Service, DOCSIS, HFC, In, Interface Specification, Internet Protocol, It, PacketCable, VoIP
related to Research initiatives · 4
CableLabs → In, Technology Vision, The, Together
related to External links · 2
CableLabs → Official, Specifications DatabaseThe Technology Vision
related to Membership · 2
CableLabs → System, These
related to Vendor Community · 2
CableLabs → The CableLabs, These
Founded · 1
CableLabs → 1988
Founder · 1
CableLabs → Richard Leghorn John C. Malone Richard Green (telecommunication)
Headquarters · 1
CableLabs → Louisville, Colorado, United States
Industry · 1
CableLabs → Research and development
Key people · 1
CableLabs → Phil McKinney, President & CEO

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specifications cable broadband industry research development operators technology support network television richard technologies docsis companies ecosystem develop membership members laboratories

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CableLabsFounded19881.00infobox
CableLabsFounderRichard Leghorn John C. Malone Richard Green (telecommunication)1.00infobox
CableLabsHeadquartersLouisville, Colorado, United States1.00infobox
CableLabsIndustryResearch and development1.00infobox
CableLabsKey peoplePhil McKinney, President & CEO1.00infobox
CableLabsTrade nameCableLabs1.00infobox
CableLabsTypeNonprofit corporation1.00infobox
CableLabsWebsitewww.cablelabs.com1.00infobox
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DOCSISinstance ofincluding innovations0.80text
advanced fiberinstance ofincluding innovations0.80text
Wi-Fiinstance ofincluding innovations0.80text

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