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2023 Membership Renewal

  • Invoices for your company's 2023 membership have been sent.
  • If you are the Primary Representative to BBF for your company and you have not received the invoice, please contact us at info@broadband-forum.org. 
  • Read the 2023 Chairman's letter here.

2023 Upcoming Meetings

  • Q1: 20-23 March (Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, USA)
  • Q2: 5-8 June (Europe)
  • Q3: 5-8 September (Virtual)
  • Q4: 4-7 December (Asia-Pacific)

**How to become a BBF Sponsor**

Elections Coming Up in 2022

2022 Quarterly Meetings

  • Q1: March 7 to 11, 2022

  • Q2: June 13 - 16, 2022

  • Q3: September 13-16 (Tues thru Fri due to Mid-Autumn Festival), 2022

  • Q4: December 5-8, 2022

  • Sponsor a meeting

NEW Open Broadband Project

  • Open Broadband – WWC Reference Implementation for 5G-RG (OB-5WWC)
  • Visit the OB-5WWC Home Page
  • Learn more


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    Become a sponsor of BASe for 2022 (PDF)

    Contact: Rhonda Heier for more details

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    The Open Broadband initiative permeates virtually all Broadband Forum project areas. Read More.


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    titleYour Company's Broadband Forum Membership

    Membership Renewal Justification Presentation (PDF)

    Areas of Focus and Innovation (PDF)

    Check your company's membership level

    Membership privileges

    Download this logo for member use:

    List of Current Members


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    titleOmdia Fiber Development Index

    Just Released: A summary version of the Fiber Development Index is now available only to members of the Broadband Forum. 

    Omdia’s Fiber Development Index tracks and benchmarks the fiber development across 88 countries. Unlike other fiber benchmarks that largely track coverage or household penetration, as fiber investment is vital to the quality delivery of all data services, Omdia’s benchmark takes into account a much wider set of metrics including fiber household coverage, household penetration, business penetration, mobile cell site fiber penetration, backbone investment, average download and upload speeds, jitter, and latency. Learn more.


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    Share this  sign up link  to help a colleague access the Broadband Forum tools. 


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    Editor's Guidelines

    Forum Organization and Committees

    Vote on and Review  Ballots

    Published  Technical Reports

    More Resources



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    BBF uses Slack for chat and instant message.

    Request an invite from BBF

    Channels:

    • general: ask a question about BBF.
    • usp-questions: ask a question about USP/TR-369 on development, use cases, and implementation.
    • doglover: just for fun - photos encouraged
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    2023 Q1 Meeting

    Join us in Addison, Texas for the Q1 2023 Meeting!

    Thank you to our Q1 Exclusive Meeting Sponsor

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    BBF uses Slack for chat and instant message.

    Request an invite from BBF

    Channels:

    • general: ask a question about BBF.
    • usp-questions: ask a question about USP/TR-369 on development, use cases, and implementation.
    • doglover: just for fun - photos encouraged
    • And more!


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    The Open Broadband initiative permeates virtually all Broadband Forum project areas. Read More.

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    Broadband Forum Quarterly Newsletter

    Assigned Names and Numbers

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    titleMeetingsBroadband Forum Sponsorship Opportunities

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    BASe events examine the hottest topics and challenges in broadband today,
    carefully curating subjects that are impacting the success of broadband deployments around the world.


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    2023 Call for Sponsors

    Contact Rhonda Heier for more details.

    Register to attend the next BASe event
    9 February 2023: PON Interopability- Current and Future Critical Needs Webinar

    Teleconferences

    2022 Upcoming Meetings

    Join Work Area Email Lists

    Past Meetings

    Watch Broadband Forum Webinars

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    title2022 Membership Dues AlertQ4 Newsletter

    Just a week before we came together for the Q4 meeting in Kona, Hawaii, the Mauna Loa volcano erupted for the first time in nearly four decades. The last time an eruption occurred was in 1984. Back then, only eight percent of households owned a computer and 99 percent of the US population was not connected to the Internet. Fast forward to 2022 and the development of open standards and the enablement of smarter and faster broadband networks has changed the face of the earth.

    Despite the natural disaster on our doorstep and with Hawaii being one of the most isolated places on Earth (nearly 2,500 miles from mainland US) our members still gathered for the final meeting of the year. Read More. Alert! Invoices for 2022 membership dues have been emailed to the Primary, Secondary and Invoice Representatives to current Members and Observers. Please contact Rhonda Heier at rheier@broadband-forum.org if you have not received your invoice. Read the letter from John Blackford, BBF's Chairman of the Board, describing the progress BBF members have made this year: 2021 Chairman's Letter (PDF)


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    Teleconferences

    2023 Upcoming Meetings

    Subscribe to Email Lists

    Past Meetings

    Watch Broadband Forum Webinars

          Image AddedAt the Q3 meeting, BBF's Work Areas and Open Broadband projects continued to have productive and fruitful meetings with their Broadband Forum colleagues from across the industry. We were delighted to launch the Open Broadband – WWC Reference Implementation for 5G-RG (OB-5WWC) project, which will bring the full benefits of the 5G ecosystem to fixed-line services and create a reference implementation for 5G-Residential Gateways. We invite all members and non-Broadband Forum members to get involved in this work ... Read More .


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    Connected Home Council

    Wi-Fi Performance Testing

    Cloud Central Office (CloudCO)

    Software Projects

    User Services Platform (USP)

    Wireless-Wireline Convergence: 5G

    prpl / BBF Collaboration

    All Active Projects


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    titleCloudCO Demo 2021 Virtual Demo is available NOW!

    * Watch the Demo * 

    Highlights

    • Functional Overview (including Virtual Network Functions and DHCP Relay)
    • Network Creation and Activation
    • Multi-BNG Control Planes
    • Gaming Session Steering Use Case

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    We love hearing from our members! Contact us any time with feedback or questions by emailing help@broadband-forum.org.






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    Broadband Forum uses a collaborative suite of tools created by Atlassian. These tools allow our members to collaborate real-time across the industry and across the globe.

    • The Wiki (also known as Confluence) is for administration - meetings, agendas, project descriptions, and more.
    • Jira is a project management database used to progress BBF projects, and holds draft Working Texts (WTs), contributions, and ballot comments.
    • Bitbucket is a code repository.
    • Bamboo is a continuous integration server.

    Additional software tools include FishEye, Crucible, SonarQube, Artifactory, and others - these are used for BBF's Open Broadband (OB) work.

    All BBF members have access to these tools - Sign up and review our members-only FAQ for more information.

    To determine if your company is a member of the Forum please see our Membership Listing page here.




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    Broadband Forum members converged on Antwerp, Belgium, getting together again for our first face-to-face quarterly meeting since March 2020. Presentations and meetings to shape the future of broadband provided endless opportunities to export and import innovative ideas and projects.

    We would like to extend a special thanks to Nokia for sponsoring this meeting, as well as putting together an excellent social and networking event.

    Last year, Belgium’s Federal Council of Ministers announced its national broadband plan, which aims to eliminate the remaining white areas where high speed services are unavailable and roll-out new broadband technologies. Read More.


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    • Q4: December 5-8, 2022

    Sponsor a BBF meeting!


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    Broadband Forum's Open Broadband initiative brings open source and open standards together, paving the way to dramatically change our industry and bring the full promise of broadband to fruition. The combination of Broadband Forum’s Open Broadband, Open Broadband Labs, and CloudCo initiatives are providing an industry sandbox to accelerate multi-vendor innovation and incubation in areas like 5G, network slicing, and wireless-wireline convergence. Read more: Testing and Software

    Open Broadband projects include:

    • 5G-RG
    • Broadband Access Abstraction
    • Multiple Access Points
    • USP-Agent
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