Spectrum
Carriers and Satellite Companies at Odds on Millimeter Wave Spectrum
Satellite operators want easier access, which mobile providers fear would upend licenses they purchased.
Spectrum
Satellite operators want easier access, which mobile providers fear would upend licenses they purchased.
SpaceX
The company is planning to begin deployment in late 2027.
SpaceX
The agency said the move would improve SpaceX’s satellite broadband service.
Data Center
Meta's Prometheus AI data center is being built in New Albany, Ohio, and will be a 1-gigawatt cluster spanning spanning multiple buildings.
12 Days of Broadband
Based on tentative results, about 65% of BEAD locations are in line for fiber. Another 22% will get satellite, and 10% will get fixed wireless.
Defense Department
Citizens Broadband Radio Service hasn’t got an explicit defense from the Trump administration, but the FCC hasn’t said it intends to alter it.
12 Days of Broadband
A ‘Sputnick moment’ for AI. A new cold war – the race to superintelligence – is on.
Free Speech
Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the five 'radical' activists, and they include Thierry Breton, the former EU commissioner responsible for supervising social media rules.
AI
The commercial boom in AI has sparked interest in humanoid robots. Around 50 companies are investing heavily in humanoid development.
SpaceX
The change affects all foreign-owned satellite internet providers that operate in South Africa.
AI
AI was a leading contender for the top slot, according to prediction markets, along with tech CEOs Jensen Huang of Nvidia and Sam Altman of OpenAI.
SpaceX
Amazon must scale from 180 satellites to above 1,600 by mid-2026, as Starlink exceeds 8,000 in orbit.
Charlie Kirk
Online sleuths and experts quickly found that many popular accounts are based outside the United States
Spectrum
The company said it would seek a waiver to use the terrestrial spectrum for satellite service.
Earnings
SpaceX is buying unpaired AWS-3 licenses for $2.6 billion in stock.
AI
OpenAI's safety oversight is led by a four-person committee chaired by computer scientist Zico Kolter, who can delay product launches if safety concerns aren't addressed.