AT&T Said It Added Record 769,000 Internet Connections in Third Quarter
The company’s fiber network now reaches more than 39 million locations
Amazon and X-energy aim to contribute more than 5 gigawatts to the U.S. grid.
Authors of the BroadbandNow and Ookla reports join Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday
The company expects spending to rise sharply
Lawmaker wants federal agencies to hide website names from people monitoring internet traffic
Wicker called for a deal to curb attacks on energy infrastructure
The fifth-largest U.S. wireline ISP will turn over control to Apollo, Oaktree, and JPMorgan Chase
The program targets rural households that lack high-speed broadband.
This BroadbandLive will examine what is driving those differences, what the strongest markets are doing differently, and where there is still room for improvement.
AT&T cites rising copper theft and longer repair times for moving customers to newer technologies
Better Broadband, Better Lives
Proponents of the CBRS band fear disruption from increased power levels or an auction
Cal Advocates proposes several recommendations, notably aiming to prevent AI answering agents
ISPs Like Charter, Brightspeed, and Michigan Bell are in kicking in $531 million in private matching funds
Digital tech won't replace heavy industry, says Jensen Huang in Frankfurt
How did the broadband industry – wireless, fixed wireless and mobile – perform in Q3 2026?
The provider used deceptive and illegal methods to violate robocall rules.
The hires coincide with Public Knowledge's push for broadband affordability and stronger consumer protections.
The state says Frontier failed to adequately protect exposed customer data
Nevada is moving money earmarked for rural internet access to other state programs
The bill would block local approvals and state permits for new data centers and related energy infrastructure from July 2027.
The pandemic relief money will instead go to support mental health care in jails, food‑insecurity programs, and multifamily housing efforts