Research Experts Claim CPUC Broadband Competition Report to be Misleading

The CPUC’s claim that increased broadband competition could save Californians $1 billion is facing pushback.

Industry, Consumer Groups Still at Odds over Broadband Nutrition Labels

Consumer Reports found 30 percent of shoppers recalled seeing the labels since they went into effect.

Fiber Seen as Critical Infrastructure for AI-Driven Data Center Expansion

A new report argues fiber is central to the next phase of U.S. data center expansion.

Nuclear Power a Distant Solution to Data Center Needs

Experts say nuclear power's potential to meet surging AI data center energy demand remains years away, held back by high costs and lengthy regulatory hurdles.

Digital Skills, Workforce Development Takes Center Stage at BEAD Listening Session

The second round of public comments included support for removing ed-tech from K-12 schools

‘I Support That Transaction’ – FCC Chairman Carr Ready to Approve Nexstar-TEGNA Deal

Will he waive the 39% cap? 'Stay tuned,' Carr tells reporters Wednesday

Fiona Beck: Creating a Red Carpet, Not Red Tape, for Subsea Cables

Bermuda has become a model for subsea cable investment by streamlining its permitting process to just 70 business days.

Carr Advisor Wants More Study on CBRS Usage

‘How do we gauge success in a way that’s quantitative?’

New Mexico Senate Approves $45 Million for Broadband Affordability

SB 152 would create a state-run, low-income broadband assistance program funded through the state’s rural universal service fund.

Rep. Greg Landsman to Speak at BEAD Implementation Summit

Keynotes join panels: State broadband roundtable, technology choices in BEAD, using remaining BEAD funds, and capital constraints on financing

FCC Proposes More Lifeline Vetting

The agency also moved to expand private broadband use in the lower 900 MHz band.

Amazon Gets FCC Approval to More Than Double Its LEO Fleet

Amazon’s also needs an FCC waiver to miss a key deployment deadline in July.