Letter of Credit Coalition, FCC Proposes Higher Speed Threshold, Domestic Semiconductor Bill
The NTIA’s BEAD program requires grant recipients to provide a letter of credit.
The Federal Communications Commission is the regulator of telecommunications, television, wireless, cable, satellite and radio-frequency spectrum in in the United States.
The NTIA’s BEAD program requires grant recipients to provide a letter of credit.
Artificial Intelligence
The type and speed of AI regulation has implications for innovation and children’s safety.
Spectrum
Experts suggest partitioned spectrum and receiver innovation.
Ahmad Hathout
The program reimburse providers for removing Chinese equipment from their networks.
FCC
Bountiful City, Utah will continue work on a municipal broadband network after opposition.
Funding
Updates increase speed requirements and facilitate coordination with BEAD and ACP programs.
FCC
The FCC broadened the E-rate eligibility to tribal colleges used as public libraries.
Spectrum
NTIA is conducting research on improving efficiency of available spectrum.
The head of the FCC is proposing cybersecurity standards on devices.
Funding
WASHINGTON, July 17, 2023 – Communications Union Districts, organizations of two or more towns that join as a municipal entity to build broadband networks, cover over 90 percent of Vermont, said Christine Hallquist, executive director of the Vermont Community Broadband Board at an Ask Me Anything event Friday. These unique organizations
Spectrum
Satellite sharing on terrestrial spectrum is premature, said satellite and terrestrial providers.
5G Wireless
The wireless association says 5G will add $1.5 trillion in GDP and 4.5 million in new jobs over 10 years.
Artificial Intelligence
AI can be used to make congestion control decisions, a major opportunity for dynamic spectrum sharing.
FCC
The proposal is an investment of $200 million over three years for cybersecurity.
Funding
Virginia is waiting for data on the number of unserved and underserved locations in the state.
Broadband's Impact
Republican senators vote “no” for Starks and Gomez.