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Comcast, Charter to Develop Wireless Products Together

May 8, 2017, 7:19 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Comcast and Charter Communications today announced plans to work together on future wireless initiatives. Both companies already acts as MVNOs and resell service from Verizon Wireless. Moving forward, Comcast and Charter will collaborate on creating common wireless platforms, developing technical standards, managing device logistics, and exploring emerging wireless technology by sharing resources. The companies believe they can achieve certain efficiencies working together, as well as bring more choice and better products to their respective wireless customers. Comcast and Charter say any MVNO agreements made with wireless carriers down the road will be national in scale, rather than the regional agreements in place today. The companies will test this relationship for a period of one year before committing to a longer arrangement.

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brad162

May 8, 2017, 1:24 PM

So how about developing set top software..

Charter is stuck on SARA or iGuide in most spots (iGuide being *actually* usable)

Why not start using this partnership to get some new set top software going, you know something your customers will *want* to use?

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