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CES26: EU, South Korea Frame Early Global Push for AI Regulation
Officials from Ireland, South Korea and Canada said at the Consumer Electronics Show that shared rules are becoming essential as AI scales across borders.
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Officials from Ireland, South Korea and Canada said at the Consumer Electronics Show that shared rules are becoming essential as AI scales across borders.
mergers
Separately, former Breezeline president Frank van der Post was named CEO of WOW! after private equity firms closed on the acquisition.
Spectrum
Groups argued cable wasn’t a meaningful competitive constraint in the wireless industry.
CES2026
CES is a huge opportunity annually for companies both large and small to parade products they plan to put on shelves this year.
CES2026
Lisa Su says AMD chips power nonstop AI with OpenAI, Microsoft, and additional partnerships.
Policyband
Phoenix Center’s Lawrence Spiwak Called Such a Move a Regulatory ‘Hail Mary’ to Approve Nexstar-TEGNA Transaction
12 Days of Broadband
Is the EchoStar saga a success story for spectrum entrepreneurship, or cautionary tale about consolidation in wireless?
networking
CEO Jensen Huang said its latest architecture integrates chips, networking and cooling to support next-generation AI workloads.
CES2026
The company says a product version is already in production and will be deployed by 2028 at Hyundai's facility in Georgia.
Wireless
Trade groups, companies suggested small-scale trials before moving forward.
Rural
South Central Connect walks away from 13 census block groups.
CES2026
Industry leaders said adoption, not flashy demos, were defining the next phase of physical artificial intelligence with scale and trust.
BEAD
Lawmakers would ask for a briefing on the agency's “plans and timeline for expending all remaining” BEAD funds.
CES2026
Sunday preview event in Las Vegas event highlighted agentic AI, physical AI, and software-defined vehicles before CES opens on Tuesday.
12 Days of Broadband
Based on tentative results, about 65% of BEAD locations are in line for fiber. Another 22% will get satellite, and 10% will get fixed wireless.
Policyband
The assault was as expected: The 39% cap stands in the way of a deal that would, if approved, gut TV newsrooms, drive up the cost of pay-TV subscriptions, and reduce competition in local TV markets