IIJA
New Broadband Transparency Labels Roll Out Nationwide
Government officials express optimism that the introduction of labels will signal a new era of transparency and competition.
The Broadband Equity, Access and Deployment program is a $42.45 billion initiative administered by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration of the U.S. Commerce Department. Established by the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act of 2021, BEAD aims to expand high-speed Internet access by funding planning, infrastructure deployment and adoption programs.
IIJA
Government officials express optimism that the introduction of labels will signal a new era of transparency and competition.
Open RAN
Stakeholders are pushing for the 5G Fund auction to be postponed until after all BEAD subgrantee awards are finalized.
Kenneth Boswell.
The state had considered asking for a waiver to open up RDOF areas to BEAD funds.
Fixed Wireless
States advocating for some wireless services to be classified as 'underserved' were rewarded with a new modification by NTIA.
Digital Equity Act
The document is intended to help states and territories carry out their IIJA digital equity plans.
FCC
It's the latest in the agency's effort to streamline permitting for the program.
Funding
The coop has served more than 5,000 multiple dwelling units in Rural America.
FCC
Vermont, Georgia, and Indiana are set to wrap up their challenge phase and process ISP rebuttals.
IRA
The Washington Department of Commerce said the grants will help communities secure fund for infrastructure, innovation, research, and jobs.
Digital Inclusion
Their Republican counterparts and conservative groups have opposed the agency's low-cost policies.
FCC
The RDOF winners point to unexpected surges in broadband construction costs occurring after the auction.
NEPA
The agency said it will be announcing additional permitting initiatives ahead of BEAD.
Open RAN
Stakeholders are pushing for adjustments to the 5G Fund as the FCC proposes a $9 billion revival.
Commerce
The bill is aimed at making Economic Development Administration grants more accessible for broadband projects.
FCC
Altice USA joins the growing list of near 100 companies that have failed to fulfill commitments made under RDOF.
Charter
CTC Technology and Energy's Joanne Hovis also said broadband truly is a non-partisan issue.
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