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Fiber Users More Likely to Engage With AI More, Analyst Finds

AI sessions with fiber connection are 50 percent more intensive than those with cable.

BEAD Projects Could Require 86,000 Permits Nationwide, Analysts Say

ACLP researchers said that was likely an undercount

Rebecca Stone: What ISPs Need to Know About ‘Work from Home’ Habits

ISPs should treat the home network as business-critical infrastructure, since remote-work usage patterns differ sharply between the U.S. and Europe.

Elon Musk's Message to Rival ISPs – More Pain on the Way

“It’s not out of the question that at some point, Starlink will deliver a majority of the world’s Internet,” Musk said on an Aug. 4 earnings call with Wall Street analysts

SpaceX Planning Terrestrial Deployments to Support Direct-to-Device

The company added 1.7 million broadband subscribers in the second quarter

Tower Companies Optimistic Amid Spectrum Auctions, Potential AI Deployments

SBA Communications has been in early talks with satellite companies about terrestrial deployments

John Doyle: The FCC’s New ID Rule is a Gift to America’s Adversaries

The FCC's proposed ID collection rule would build the exact database Chinese hackers are already inside U.S. telecom networks looking for.

New Mexico Launches Rulemaking for Broadband Affordability Program

The state program will offer eligible households discounts toward broadband service beginning Dec. 1.

Commerce Working on New Round of Digital Equity Act Funding

The agency is planning to take applications in December

FCC's E-Rate Program Splits Markey, Moulton in Their Second TV Primary Debate

After Markey plugged $80 billion in E-Rate spending since 1996, Moulton responded, ‘I don’t think that any family of teenagers out there tonight thinks that our kids are safe from the Internet …’