California Utilities Have a Solution to Soaring Energy Prices: More Data Centers

PG&E believes more data centers may be the key to repairing the price crunch in California.

Oregon Broadband Office Announces Digital Connectivity Awards

The money will be used to purchase computers and public Wi-Fi.

AFL-CIO President Calls AI 'Single Biggest Threat to Working People of Our Lifetime'

President Liz Shuler, whose federation of unions represents 15 million workers, pushed for guardrails on AI.

Lou Blatt: AI Models as Sovereign Assets, or Redefining Data Control in Emergency Communications

As AI reshapes emergency communications, public safety agencies must rethink data sovereignty as a matter of operational readiness rather than basic compliance.

Labels Drop Copyright Suits Against Verizon, Optimum After Cox Ruling

The music industry was seeking $2.6 billion from Verizon and $1.6 billion from Optimum.

T-Mobile Investing $2.7 billion in New Fiber JVs

The carrier also announced a new business internet service with Starlink.

AT&T Slashes 5G Home Internet Service by $25 a Month (or 42%) for Low-Income Customers

The company is effectively creating its own Affordable Connectivity Program by slashing the retail price of AT&T Internet Air for Americans who qualify under 18 federal need‑based assistance programs

Japan’s SoftBank Getting Closer to Owning U.S. ISP WideOpenWest

DigitalBridge shareholders approve broadband company’s sale to SoftBank.

California Middle-Mile Project Advances as Network Operator Selected

About 46 percent of fiber installation complete, state officials say.

Amazon to Launch Leo 6 Satellites

Mission advances buildout of low-earth orbit satellite network

FCC’s Carr Signals Tougher Oversight of Broadband Subsidies

FCC conducting a ‘top-to-bottom’ evaluation of USF programs, Carr says.

USF Reform Draft Expected By End Of May, Lawmaker Says

Energy and Commerce Subcommittee Chairman Richard Hudson calls current funding model unsustainable as reform talks advance.