Broadband Breakfast is kicking off a year-in-review with key developments in digital infrastructure.
President Biden celebrated $65 billion for broadband deployment.
Raimondo said to expect relatively quick turnaround on broadband affordability and job creation, longer timeline on fiber buildouts.
Speaking at US Telecom forum, Raimondo also raised concerns about supply chain's impact on broadband rollout.
And lawmakers hope to iron out some wrinkles in infrastructure bill.
The $285-million program will help connect minority educational institutions.
Angus King, I-Maine, also said companies should go through hack testing to beef up security.
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.
The NTIA will prioritize projects that bring broadband to greatest number of homes.
February 5, 2021 – Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, unveiled sweeping new antitrust legislation on Thursday to address the growing market […]
