Satellite
Amazon Leo Launch Delayed Again as FCC Deployment Deadline Looms
FCC chairman advises the company to address the more than 1,000 satellite shortfall amid launch setbacks.
Satellite
FCC chairman advises the company to address the more than 1,000 satellite shortfall amid launch setbacks.
Privacy
Privacy advocates question scope of data the app requests for use.
enforcement
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the issue on April 21.
Rural
The four introduced bills look to expand broadband access, modernize utilities, and improve USDA programs.
Policyband
FCC Chairman says, 'You effectively have to have a computer science degree ... ' to keep track of the migration of marquee sports to streaming platforms
AI
A backlog of projects waiting to connect to power grids, plus the Trump administration's war on renewable energy also are complicating efforts.
Spectrum
Airplane components will need to be replaced to accommodate mobile carriers in the upper C-band.
Data Center
The bill represents hesitation and concern for data centers among some lawmakers and communities.
Digital Equity Act
The National Digital Inclusion Alliance has been fighting to restore a $2.75 billion digital equity program.
AI
Speakers said broadband access and digital literacy remain major barriers to benefiting from emerging technologies.
Spectrum
The satellite company is already buying unpaired AWS-3 licenses from EchoStar, which it plans to use for its direct-to-cell mobile service.
robots
The humanoid robot Figure 03 accompanied the first lady on Wednesday as she arrived at the White House East Room.
BEAD
New notices of funding for the agency’s Tribal programs would come in late spring or early summer, a spokesperson said.
FCC
Witnesses and lawmakers debated competition, broadband policy, and regulation as Congress revisits the 30-year-old law.
AI
U.S. District Judge Rita Lin on Thursday said she was also blocking enforcement of a President Donald Trump’s social media directive on Anthropic.
Policyband
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr tells reporters in Washington, D.C., Thursday that he and his two colleagues still might vote on the Media Bureau's March 19 decision approving the $6.2 billion transaction