Satellite
Lawmakers Weigh Satellite Licensing Overhaul Amid Growing Demand
Witnesses said delays in the current system can hinder innovation and increase costs.
Ookla: Once ‘Science Fiction,’ Satellite-to-Mobile Phone Technology is Quietly Emerging
Ookla’s latest report reveals 24.5% space satellite growth between July 2025 and March 2026.
On Permitting, Delaware's Democratic Governor Gets Praise from Conservative Analyst
Governor is trying to reduce state's permitting backlog.
Systems Emerging to Balance Data Center Environmental Impacts
The industry is experimenting with ways to reduce its footprint, panelists said.
Supreme Court Appears Open to FCC Fine Orders Being Nonbinding
That would preserve the agency's fine powers, but reduce the force of its forfeiture orders.
Experts Argue Patchwork Laws Complicate Data Center Boom
Lawyers cite inconsistent state laws and federal policy shifts as key challenges.
U.S. Space Command Leader Concerned Russia Developing a Nuclear Anti-Satellite Weapon
Gen. Whiting cited unconfirmed intelligence reports on Russia’s capabilities.
Charter Seeks FCC Exemptions Related to New Submarine Cable Rule
Jeff Collins: Companies Blindly Suffer as Internet Outages Surge
When outages cascade across cloud providers, ISPs, and edge networks, most teams are left blind to failures happening outside their walls.
Gray Media Accuses DISH of Providing TV Signals without Authorization
In an FCC complaint, Gray said a senior executive claimed he discovered the alleged violation while staying at Hotel Cleo in Knoxville, Tenn.
Panelists Struggle to Find Solutions to Community Opposition on Data Centers
The panel called on the data center industry to work together to address community concerns
Early Community Engagement May Avoid Data Center Delays, Industry Panel Says
Experts say communication gaps and local opposition can derail projects.
House Passes FirstNet Reauthorization Bill
The Senate will now have to take up the issue.
