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CLAREMONT, N.C. - CommScope (NASDAQ:COMM), a $3.38 billion network infrastructure provider that has seen its stock surge over 300% in the past six months, announced on Tuesday the global availability of its upgraded SYSTIMAX Constellation edge-based power and connectivity platform for enterprise networks.
The platform combines fault-managed power, hybrid power/data fiber, and Constellation Points in a star topology to connect network devices and systems. According to the company, which has demonstrated strong financial health with a current ratio of 2.18 and revenue growth of nearly 21% over the last twelve months, it now complies with virtually all applicable global power and data transmission standards.
The Constellation platform features a simplified architecture that eliminates the need for telecom rooms or wiring closets on every floor. It allows for centralization of uninterruptable power supply equipment, with Constellation Points deployable in ceilings, walls, or equipment racks.
CommScope states the platform can deliver 10G and higher speeds along with up to 1kW of fault-managed power to connected devices. The company claims the solution can reduce installation labor by more than 50% compared to traditional options, while using less space, plastic, and copper.
"The Constellation platform enables our customers to support much denser urban centers and a proliferation of connected devices in their buildings," said Luc Adriaenssens, VP, Building & Campus, CCS, CommScope.
Technical specifications include power delivery capabilities ranging from 700W to 1800W depending on transmission distance, which can extend up to 1000 meters between equipment rooms and convergence points. The platform can support up to 50 devices per Constellation Point.
CommScope also highlighted sustainability benefits, claiming up to 59% reduction in copper usage, 65% less plastic, and 40% lower overall embodied network carbon compared to traditional LAN solutions.
The evolved Constellation platform is available immediately worldwide, according to the press release statement. For investors interested in a deeper analysis of CommScope’s financial outlook and growth potential, InvestingPro offers comprehensive research reports with detailed metrics and analyst insights, including 12 additional ProTips and fair value estimates that can help inform investment decisions.
In other recent news, CommScope Holding Company, Inc. reported its Q2 2025 earnings, significantly surpassing both earnings per share (EPS) and revenue forecasts. The company achieved an EPS of $0.44, which was well above the anticipated $0.23, resulting in a 91.3% surprise. Revenue for the quarter reached $1.39 billion, exceeding the forecast of $1.25 billion by 11.2%. Additionally, CommScope has declared a dividend on its Series A Convertible Preferred Stock, paying 17,343 shares in kind with an additional $12.50 in cash for fractional shares. The dividend is related to shares initially issued in April 2019 and is exempt from registration under the Securities Act of 1933. Furthermore, CommScope disclosed a Success Bonus Agreement with Koen ter Linde, tied to the sale of its Connectivity and Cable Solutions segment to Amphenol Corporation. This agreement entitles Mr. ter Linde to a cash award of $1,980,000 upon the transaction’s completion. Lastly, in collaboration with Comcast, CommScope has deployed DOCSIS 4.0 Full Duplex amplifiers across all Comcast operating markets, enhancing multi-gigabit symmetrical speeds.
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