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Expert Opinion

Ajit Pai: The Big Lesson from Barcelona is AI and Wireless Are Converging

MWC reinforced that AI and wireless connectivity are inseparable, and that U.S. leadership in both hinges on smart spectrum policy and outpacing China.

Defense Department

Kelly Outlines His Vision For AI Regulation

The Senator said he wants to prevent a repeat of Congress’s failures on social media oversight.

NTIA

Monitoring, Enforcement Important as BEAD Gets Underway: Expert

Carol Mattey said states should include contractual provisions to claw back already paid funding in the event of nonperformance.

Wireless

AT&T Claims T-Mobile Uses Deceptive Advertising, As Legal Fight Continues

AT&T filed its revised complaint and requested injunctive relief.

broadband

USTelecom Launches Campaign on Future of U.S. Networks

The initiative urges policymakers to update telecom rules as providers transition away from copper networks

Policyband

Nexstar-TEGNA Merger Battle Continues As Cable Operators Demand Huge Concessions

For starters, Nexstar would need to divest stations to get to 39% and could own no more than two stations in a local market

AT&T

AT&T Marks 150 Years Since First Telephone Call

The company plans to spend $250 billion on its networks over the next 5 years.

5G Wireless

8 Years After Its Founding at Mobile World Congress, Can Open RAN Scale?

Although it didn’t originate that way, O-RAN has become seen as an ‘anti-Huawei’ alliance. It stands to gain as U.S. and Europe are mandating removal of Chinese telecom equipment