Two State Broadband Rankings Tell Different Stories
Access to lower-priced plans helped explain why the rankings differed
NYSPSC claims the FCC has no jurisdiction to allow AT&T to discontinue landlines in New York
Fiber and fixed wireless continue to pressure Comcast’s internet business
RiverStreet’s bankruptcy filing puts the future of its rural broadband operations in the hands of the courts.
The agreement will help bring high-speed internet to thousands of homes, businesses and public institutions in northern New Mexico.
JobsFirst Accelerator and Verizon BEAD program are aiming to connect more than 2,000 Delaware homes
Ukrainian drone strikes on major Russian data centers have disrupted banking, e-commerce and other digital services
The flaws are in the software coding language PHP, which powers 70% of websites worldwide
The promises come as anti-data center sentiment has become a potent issue in the midterm election
Some polls are ‘designed to do nothing more than interfere with the regular functioning of the electoral process and alter the normal patterns of voter turnout and enthusiasm,’ Carr says
Better Broadband, Better Lives
State District Court Judge Francis J. Mathew said in Wednesday's ruling that Facebook’s conduct was intentional
Musk has also drawn criticism from politicians after speeds for a military version of SpaceX’s satellite communications service were slowed
Lawmaker wants federal agencies to hide website names from people monitoring internet traffic
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.
Wicker called for a deal to curb attacks on energy infrastructure
Authors of the BroadbandNow and Ookla reports join Broadband Breakfast Live Online on Wednesday
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.
The company expects spending to rise sharply
AT&T cites rising copper theft and longer repair times for moving customers to newer technologies
Proponents of the CBRS band fear disruption from increased power levels or an auction