FCC Grants Four More Rip and Replace Extensions
The agency gave 26 participants more time last month.
NCTA said its suppliers would be hit by severe supply shortages if they couldn’t swap out components in already approved router designs.
In its Chapter 11 filing, the company reported between $10 million and $50 million in debts.
Despite federal promises to accelerate deployment, states are still waiting on approvals to access broadband funds.
Aggressive FCC enforcement and congressional action is necessary to establish a uniform national standard on pole-attachment cost-sharing and timelines, the author writes.
Chris Hacker to oversee programs that will protect employees, operations, and facilities.
As AI platforms become further embedded into daily infrastructure, outages cause major productivity pitfalls.
SLG-CPC conceded that it had submitted falsified reports on telecommunications equipment.
Wire 3 and NEK Broadband will offer discounted plans to internet users.
Lawmakers look to nuclear energy to power data centers sought by AI companies.
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Experts say a terrorist could spend a few hundred dollars on a drone, strap some explosives to it and fly it into a target like a stadium full of people.
Added as a witness Tuesday, Democratic FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez says her agency is powerless to make meaningful updates to the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961
The ‘vast majority’ of 911 calls are placed indoors, said VP of Government Affairs Bryan Darr.
Rivals AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon are teaming up on a shared satellite network, a model of infrastructure collaboration that could boost connectivity and U.S. competitiveness.
The Trump administration official expressed excitement over the program’s expansion and hopes to see more progress.
The outage shows Taiwan can keep remote territories connected as officials prepare for emergencies.
The FCC sought comment on blocking telecom carriers from connecting with entities on its covered list.
He reiterated the carrier isn’t worried about satellite competition.
The company has filed confidential paperwork to potentially become a publicly traded company.
The Canadian government is investing hundreds of millions in Canadian streaming and shelving the tax.
Panel headed by House Judiciary Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan tossing a yellow flag, concluding the NFL’s claims of sponsoring a 'fan‑friendly' TV model don’t match reality
Satellite has brought availability to remote regions. But availability is not infrastructure.