NTIA ‘On Track’ for December Digital Equity Funding Round
The Trump administration had canceled funding under the Digital Equity Act last year
The proposal would give correctional officials another tool to stop inmates from using smuggled phones to coordinate crimes
The company said it expects ARPU to be ‘flat or slightly rising’ in 2027
A bipartisan inquiry asks the company to explain its research
Meta, Corning, Amazon and REV Fiber are among the companies re-industrializing America
FCC leader to address this public safety issue today at a Little Rock, Ark. press conference
Analysts have speculated SpaceX might be interested in buying the gear
The plans start at $30 a month, with $100 referral credits for all customers.
Correctional officials want the FCC to approve prison cellphone jamming by year’s end
Amazon wants Globalstar’s spectrum to power its planned direct-to-device service
Better Broadband, Better Lives
What’s Next for Fiber Deployment?
A full panel of Sixth Circuit judges reheard arguments on whether 2023 FCC data breach rules were blocked by the law
But some say it isn't that simple
‘We consider it our personal responsibility to help the world understand these risks [and] to prevent or mitigate them,’ Anthropic says in IPO filing with the SEC
Annual cash dividend rises by 9.1 percent as Christopher French is set to become non-executive chairman
The former FCC commissioner says state rules should keep pace with the shift to newer communications networks
Countries are hoping membership in China’s World AI Cooperation Organization may give them a voice in setting AI standards
T-Mobile CEO Srini Gopalan met with FCC Chairman Brendan Carr last week to argue against satellite use in two prime bands
Bipartisan act aims to use satellite for emergency alerts in rural areas
The deal is expected to support more reliable connectivity and expand broadband capacity across Alaska.
The company could be bluffing to secure an MVNO, or aiming to build a solution for autonomous vehicles and robotics, analysts said
Consumer advocates say a federal grant requirement could limit California’s oversight of broadband providers