Satellite
Satellite Broadband Emerges as Major Player in Federal BEAD Program
Satellite providers are securing 22 percent of federal broadband funding by offering immediate connectivity where fiber deployment could take years.
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Satellite
Satellite providers are securing 22 percent of federal broadband funding by offering immediate connectivity where fiber deployment could take years.
Expert Opinion
The challenge is most visible inside brownfield multi-dwelling units (MDUs), where in-building work can represent up to 40 percent of total project time and cost.
AI
Experts debated AI chatbot risks to children, with advocates warning of manipulation techniques while skeptics urged perspective on technology fears.
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BEAD
Broadband experts differed on BEAD's rollout, debating whether the program accelerated or obstructed rural connectivity efforts.
Digital Inclusion
The panel discussed balancing innovation with public safety, and whether inmates should bear security costs for phone calls and communication under new FCC rules.
Broadband Live
The news may pave the way for non-deployment funds to be spent for broadband and AI data center projects.
Broadband Live
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Broadband Live
As LEO constellations expand and reliability improves, attention is turning to policy considerations.
Europe
EU tech regulations are hampering innovation and degrading consumer experiences, panelists said.
Europe
Europe has outpaced the United States in fiber broadband deployment through innovative wholesale models and municipal partnerships
Funding
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MIT
Industry experts debate whether gigabit internet deployment has outpaced actual consumer demand.
Spectrum
ITU's choice to hold the conference in Shanghai has raised some fears about security.
BEAD
Industry leaders criticized the new push in the BEAD program for inconsistent state results and appearing to favor satellite technology.