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Texas Governor Denies SpaceX Favoritism
The Texas Governor’s office is pushing back against allegations of favoritism and sweetheart deals.
Reporter Abby Larkin studied Communications with an emphasis in Public Relations at Brigham Young University. She’s interested in how public policy will impact the development of artificial intelligence.
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The Texas Governor’s office is pushing back against allegations of favoritism and sweetheart deals.
Data Center
The governor said that the state has become a 'cheap date' for data centers
Funding
The California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) hiked the state’s Universal Service Fund tax to help fund the grants.
Robocalls
The company explained that the FCC should not disrupt a system that works well.
satellites
The company has a total of 396 satellites deployed, with hundreds of satellites ready to launch.
Briefs
The FCC's comment period on the deal concludes on July 16, 2026
AI
The need for U.S. innovation was emphasized as the subcommittee discussed ten bills around emerging technology.
Fiber
The chairman announced that changes would be addressed at the FCC’s July 22 open meeting
AI
The association is asking the FCC to reevaluate internet speed requirements in light of AI’s expansion.
Data Center
The center, located in remote Alaska, will span a square mile, slightly smaller than Central Park in New York City.
Donald Trump
FCC General Counsel Adam Candeub has the support of President Trump, New York Times reports.
Fiber
The company is asking the commission to reject the CPUC’s rules.
Data Center
The law will require data centers to cover full energy costs and give communities more control over data center development.
BEAD
The portal discloses how $1.3 billion in federal funding is being used throughout the state.
Rural
The senator says the new law will strengthen vetting of companies participating in federal broadband programs.
Data Center
To continue data center expansions, developers need to work with local communities, panelists say.
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