Why Is Comcast Stock Up on Thursday?
Comcast stock rises Thursday following new edge compute and enterprise software partnerships with Fastly and Equinix.
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Comcast stock rises Thursday following new edge compute and enterprise software partnerships with Fastly and Equinix.
New Innovation Lab program lets platform partners, such as Equinix, enable enterprises to order Comcast Business last-mile connectivity through standards-based APIs, aiming to cut delivery from weeks to daysKEY
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