On Tuesday, Shares of Broadcom Corporation (NASDAQ:BRCM), gained 0.27% to $51.68.
Broadcom Corporation, introduced the industry’s most comprehensive universal passive optical network (PON) device for optical line terminals (OLTs). The new chip gives OEMs and operators the greatest flexibility in deployment, promoting broader fiber services around the world. For more news, visit Broadcom’s Newsroom.
Broadcom’s multi-mode BCM68620 system-on-a-chip (SoC) integrates support for both existing and next-generation fiber technologies1 under a common application programming interface (API), to enable a unified system software design that can be applied to all PON protocols supported by a system manufacturer. By enabling universal PON hardware and software, the new SoC reduces development and support costs.
“Broadcom’s BCM68620 allows OEMs and fiber service providers to develop a single software solution that can be used across multiple PON deployments, simplifying inventory administration and network maintenance,” said Greg Fischer, Broadcom Senior Vice President and General Manager, Broadband Carrier Access. “Built on our proven PON OLT technologies, the BCM68620 family integrates support for new and legacy PON technologies into a single platform to improve density, streamline development, reduce capital expenditures, and ultimately speed deployments to subscribers.”
Broadcom Corporation provides semiconductor solutions for wired and wireless communications. Its products offer voice, video, data, and multimedia connectivity in the home, office, and mobile environments. The company operates in two segments: Broadband and Connectivity, and Infrastructure and Networking.
Finally, Shares of PG&E Corporation (NYSE:PCG), ended its last trade with 0.07% gain, and closed at $54.33.
In a show of support for the Obama administration’s push for a strong international agreement on climate change, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) stood with the president and senior administration officials at the White House recently as they declared new pledges by major companies to reduce greenhouse gases and address the impacts of global warming.
PG&E was among the companies signing on to the administration’s American Business Act on Climate initiative, which is aimed at rallying U.S. companies behind the need for action on climate change ahead of international climate talks in Paris next month. The utility’s pledge outlined a series of actions it plans to pursue.
PG&E Corporation Chairman, CEO and President Tony Earley was one of a handful of business leaders who met this morning with President Obama and top administration advisers for a roundtable negotiation on climate change.
PG&E Corporation, through its partner, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, transmits, delivers, and sells electricity and natural gas to residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural customers primarily in northern and central California.
