China
WaPo Huawei Investigation, New Mexico Google Settlements, DHS Bug Bounty Program
New documents allegedly reveal Huawei is more involved with Chinese surveillance than previously known.
China
New documents allegedly reveal Huawei is more involved with Chinese surveillance than previously known.
Benton
The newly signed bill puts the U.S. on the offensive against Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE.
E-Rate
Rural Wireless Association is concerned rip and replace will not compensate for costs related to supply chain and labor issues.
Anna Eshoo
House Democrats delayed a vote on broadband infrastructure again, as $1.75 trillion reconciliation package brings greater party unity.
Defense Department
Bipartisan Senate bill clears the House, FCC auction prices climb higher, tech groups oppose newly proposed fee
FCC
Huawei’s CTO avoided questions about concerns over its network infrastructure security as countries ban its products.
Open Access
Open RAN adoption is said to save telecoms money and boost security, as providers are forced to move off Huawei.
Infrastructure
Former FCC commissioner confused by Biden, China Mobile only choosing Huawei and ZTE, and AT&T partners with Frontier.
Robocall
The FCC details rip and replace fund, UTOPIA Fiber is getting involved in Bozeman project, FCC rolls out robocall database.
FCC
Diversified Communications Group said the FCC flubbed on adding Hytera to blacklist.
China
The Communist government has access to a vast trove from Chinese-made apps.
Infrastructure
Texas House passed partisan legislation on social media censorship, Adtran’s $931M ADVA buy, Nokia worries about U.S. sanctions via association.
Infrastructure
The FCC extends Form 477 comment deadline, AT&T secures State Department contract, mobile wireless driving equipment demand.
FCC
Nebraska said FCC made inaccuracies in RDOF decision, committee pushes secure equipment forward, T-Mobile sunsetting Sprint network.
Joe Biden
Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said more funding will go toward cybersecurity concerns.
Infrastructure
A new White House order could further push Huawei and other Chinese firms to be more self-sufficient, executive says.