Commscope Holding Company, Inc.
A maker of the cabling, antennas, and network gear that keep the internet and mobile networks running, CommScope supplies broadband providers, wireless carriers, and businesses with products sold under names like SYSTIMAX and ARRIS. Its roots reach back to a 1953 cable company in Hickory, North Carolina, and in 1961 it spun out a division to build coaxial cable for the young cable-TV industry. Fittingly, its name comes from blending "communications" and "scope," and its SYSTIMAX brand traces its lineage to the old Bell System of AT&T.
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