Infrastructure
Texas Working with NTIA to Address Legislation that Limits Municipal Broadband, as States Tout P3s
Public-private partnerships have seen success in several states, officials said.
Broadband Infrastructure is the means to deliver Better Broadband, Better Lives
Infrastructure
Public-private partnerships have seen success in several states, officials said.
Infrastructure
Both the federal and state governments need to step up their support for apprenticeship programs.
Infrastructure
Experts suggested hiring consultancies and engaging in practice applications for projects.
Infrastructure
A crucial step would be for the NTIA to provide Buy America waivers for BEAD-funded projects, panelists said.
Infrastructure
Key solutions addressing permitting for clean energy projects include interagency coordination and hiring more people.
Infrastructure
Permitting delays could make the five-year deployment timeline difficult to meet, panelists said.
Infrastructure
Broadband Breakfast hosts Tuesday summit at Samsung Executive Center after White House announcement.
Infrastructure
Texas is the highest awarded state, as 19 states set to receive more than $1 billion from BEAD.
Infrastructure
State broadband officers are prepared to leverage BEAD money to connect all Americans to the internet.
Advanced Energy
Private investments need to support federal money going to infrastructure projects across the United States.
Advanced Energy
With government action, America can reindustrialize itself, bolster national security, revive left-behind places and reduce carbon emissions.
Artificial Intelligence
The ability to balance the grid’s supply and demand in real time will become extremely complex.
FCC
Former FCC commissioners pushed Congress to extend the spectrum auction of the agency.
Infrastructure
Strict domestic manufacturing requirements may hinder the success of the $42.5 billion BEAD Program.
Infrastructure
States are facing increasing costs and difficulties in deploying IIJA-backed broadband projects.
Infrastructure
Energy and Commerce subcommittee voted on 28 bills, most related to reducing permitting barriers.