TechExpo25
TechExpo25 Brought Together 1,500 Companies and 45 Members of Congress
The event highlighted innovation, infrastructure, and government collaboration
TechExpo25
The event highlighted innovation, infrastructure, and government collaboration
NTIA
NTIA administrator projects up to 95 percent of projects will bypass environmental reviews.
BEAD
Alaska is planning to get fiber to 53 percent of its BEAD locations.
Defense Department
Arielle Roth outlines agency approach to identifying 500 megahertz of federal spectrum for commercial access.
BEAD
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, also a Republican, has also asked Commerce not to claw the funding back.
NTIA
Both Democratic and Republican state lawmakers have rallied behind Virginia’s broadband office.
BEAD
States could have to rebid certain areas, people familiar with the process said.
Spectrum
The NTIA head also urged the FCC to protect Wi-Fi.
BEAD
The agency said the remaining states 'have been granted short-term extensions and will be submitting their Final Proposals in the coming weeks.'
BEAD
NTIA administrator travels to West Virginia to tout state with the highest percentage fiber (thus far) in its BEAD proposal.
BEAD
The Trump administration isn't eager for states to spend money on efforts other than deploying infrastructure.
NTIA
Groups warn that senior centers, houses of worship could be excluded from BEAD.
Spectrum
The agency said 150 megahertz could be sold off if new aircraft altimeters were widely installed.
Public Safety
NTIA as a potential ally.
Funding
Restoring digital equity and broadband funds should be Roth's first act as Administrator, Luján says.
BEAD
So far, only New York has a law in effect.