FCC Lifts 39% Cap But Do TV Stations Squeezed by Big Tech Have a Future?

'I don’t want local broadcast TV to go the way of local newspapers. And yet the risk is real,' FCC Chairman Brendan Carr says

From Megabits to Milliseconds

Researchers at national nonprofit Connected Nation contend that policymakers are still focused on broadband speeds while underinvesting in the middle-mile and interconnection infrastructure that will determine future AI performance.

Broadband Engineering Consultants Launch Preconstruction Framework

The ICQ evaluation system will allow owners to review network design and capability gaps before construction.

Farm Bill Fails to Advance from Senate Agriculture Committee

Impasse leaves rural broadband provisions, including ReConnect reauthorization, on hold.

Analysts Skeptical of SpaceX Mobile Plans

The satellite company said it intended to deploy terrestrial ‘femtocells’ to support its direct-to-device service

Comcast Business is Deploying Private Wireless Network in Smartlink Headquarters

The network will combine cellular and radio services to enhance wireless coverage in office buildings.

Zayo, Nvidia Team Up to Expand Fiber for AI Traffic

Zayo will build, own and operate more than 8,000 miles of new fiber, with Nvidia as an early customer.

FCC Approves Proposal on Unlicensed Spectrum for Direct-to-Device, Without 900 MHz

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr said the agency was working on ‘three big, new spectrum auctions’ for 2028

Optimum Beats on Broadband Losses, but Debt Looms

The company expanded its MVNO deal with T-Mobile

In FCC’s High-Cost Modernization Docket, SpaceX Stands Alone

SpaceX wants the FCC to sunset ‘high-cost’ rural broadband subsidies – almost no one else agrees.

Sinclair Ready to Talk Spectrum Deals with Starlink after Transition to NextGen TV

“I think the macro point is that this spectrum is very valuable,” Sinclair CEO Christopher Ripley told Wall Street analysts yesterday

SpaceX, Unlicensed Spectrum Users Want Tweaks to FCC Direct-to-Device Proposal

Experts said the agency’s proposal would only work in rural areas