The American Technology Leadership Act would establish a federal office to monitor U.S. tech competitiveness versus global players.
Panelists discussed the benefits of a digital currency backed by the Federal Reserve.
Experts expressed concern about the U.S. falling behind China on the development of a central bank digital currency.
The head of the ITIF criticized DOJ and FTC antitrust enforcement that he said could impair American's global position.
The Commerce agency will hold pre-funding technical assistance hearings for infrastructure bill money starting this month.
Davidson said that he hopes to avoid inter-agency conflicts such as last month’s dispute with airlines over 5G interference.
Senators released declassified material on the CIA's bulk data collection program.
The commissioner noted the peril democracy and citizen privacy finds themselves in around the world.
Leading figures in telecom media share thoughts on what the next year will hold for the industry.
Broadband Breakfast is kicking off a year-in-review with key developments in digital infrastructure.
The Internet Innovation Alliance said less than 6.5 million Americans participate in the subsidy program.
Event with the former Secretary of State discusses our current lack of knowledge on how to responsibly harness AI’s power.
It is in Amazon's interest to twist the arm of lawmakers and prevent protections against internet scams.
Commerce and Treasury departments will bar investment and exports for Beijing-aligned companies.
New documents allegedly reveal Huawei is more involved with Chinese surveillance than previously known.
Senators are concerned over Facebook’s practices for advertising and hate speech moderation.
The administration’s efforts are mostly directed at curtailing the Chinese government.
China is believed to be creating a central digital currency soon, as the U.S. lacks policy governing cryptocurrency.
The House pushed forth bills aimed at increasing cybersecurity notification and support for small businesses.
Companies, industries, and associations chime in on FCC equipment blacklist proposal.
Broadband Breakfast briefly breaks down the topics to be discussed at the TPRC conference.
Expert says the issue is about what Hytera could be compelled to do by the Chinese government.
Diversified Communications Group said the FCC flubbed on adding Hytera to blacklist.
The Communist government has access to a vast trove from Chinese-made apps.
Chinese government appears to want bring its companies in line with its objectives.
Brendan Carr noted concern about possible overbuilding and lack of accountability in infrastructure bill.
Blinken was touring the University of Maryland laboratories last week.
Nebraska said FCC made inaccuracies in RDOF decision, committee pushes secure equipment forward, T-Mobile sunsetting Sprint network.
Huawei scoffs at FCC rip and replace, rural broadband bill moves in committee, franchise fees appeal, Calif. broadband bill integral.
Experts discuss whether or not international trade agreements will harm or help regulate digital trade between nations
The FCC approves ban on Chinese telecom companies, NTIA map has 'limited value,' open access conduit key to bridge divide.
Experts are calling for a transatlantic partnership to protect 5G infrastructure internationally.
The NTIA unveils new broadband map, a new cybersecurity bill against equipment buys, U.S. and EU partner on tech council.
Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said more funding will go toward cybersecurity concerns.
Biden revokes Chinese app ban EO, Senate passes spending bill to counter China, Switch building data centers.
Biden signs order banning investments in 59 Chinese companies, Nigeria bans Twitter, top court rules on hacking.
China's digital savvy and its influence over developing countries is concerning some experts.
Carr credited the U.S.'s success in telecom to policies that were implemented by the FCC under the Trump administration.
Experts say it's difficult to get an understanding of cost for connecting rural regions without quality maps.
The Chinese telecom giant is finding greater financial success on home turf, keeping it away from the U.S.
