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Nvidia Navigates Export Rules, FCC on High-Cost, Kansas Awards Fiber Grants
Department of Commerce continues to combat the export of U.S. semiconductors to adversarial nations
News about Missouri broadband
broadband roundup
Department of Commerce continues to combat the export of U.S. semiconductors to adversarial nations
Broadband Updates
The state is unsure if any of its $1.7 billion allocation will be left over after funding new infrastructure.
Infrastructure
Representatives asked industry leaders to communicate their deployment concerns.
Broadband Mapping & Data
The sheer magnitude of the overstatements in the FCC’s map makes the challenge process untenable.
Funding
The states will use their funding through the Capital Projects Fund to connect more than 180,000 homes and businesses.
Broadband Mapping & Data
With FCC maps promised soon, some states are preparing to possibly challenge them by making their own.
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A report from BroadbandNow finds that people from states with municipal broadband restrictions pay more for their internet than those without them. The report found that more than half of those from states without municipal broadband restrictions paid $60 or less for their connection. Several states
Fiber
May 5, 2020 – As internet connectivity grows increasingly essential, fiber optics may prove to be a better option than wireless internet connection, the Institute for Local Self Reliance’s Christopher Mitchell said Tuesday at a webinar hosted by the nonprofit Merit Network. Mitchell, who directs th
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Presidential hopeful and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg released a $1 trillion dollar infrastructure plan that he says will create millions of jobs, reports The Hill. Buttigieg’s infrastructure plan focuses on changes at the community level, including “expanding and repairing road and public
Innovation
WASHINGTON June 7, 2011- The California State Assembly passed a bill last week that would require online retailers such as Amazon to collect state sales taxes on all goods the site sells within the state. The bill is similar to those that a number of other states and the U.S. Congress are currently
Broadband's Impact
WASHINGTON, June 28, 2010- On Friday Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) and Federal Communication Commission Chairmen Julius Genachowski held a community forum on broadband in Troy, Missouri.