JD Vance
Can Foreign Attackers Change Election Results? Not a Chance, Says Cybersecurity Head
Foreign adversaries will not be able to alter U.S. election results, said Jen Easterly, director of cybersecurity agency.
JD Vance
Foreign adversaries will not be able to alter U.S. election results, said Jen Easterly, director of cybersecurity agency.
BEAD
Some states are already fielding grant applications under the current rules.
Broadband's Impact
Tech CEOs must submit plans by Oct. 1 to address AI election disinformation.
AI
Fears about how AI could threaten the U.S. presidential election have failed to materialize.
Election 2024
Two right-leading panelists agreed that federal agencies must better measure success for the Universal Service Fund.
Expert Opinion
The world is watching America’s presidential election November 5, and tonight’s debate may be the only face-off.
Community Broadband
The struggle to balance corporate influence and grassroots demands was prominently felt at the DNC in Chicago.
Infrastructure
Artificial intelligence only tech or telecom issue mentioned by Harris in acceptance speech.
Broadband's Impact
The campaign's $200 million digital ad buy reflects the growing influence of streaming and social media in shaping modern elections.
Sixth Circuit
Sixth Circuit judges have so far been receptive to the argument.
Infrastructure
Walz has been lauded for his commitment to infrastructure development and broadband expansion in Minnesota.
Energy
It's hard to imagine a greater contrast on any issue – including immigration –between the current GOP and the Democratic Party.
SpaceX
With JD Vance potentially beside Trump in the White House, and with pro crypto and pro AI policies in the GOP platform, it’s not a stretch to imagine a Trump administration looking kindly toward emerging technologies.
ACP
'I think he would be quite supportive, but I do think he would want strong oversight,' Senator says
AI
GOP delegates want AI threats taken seriously, despite Trump’s softer approach to the technology
Crypto
“You look at younger members, there’s a much broader willingness to engage in this space,” Congressman says.