FBA
Fiber Versus Wireless Debate is Back at Mountain Connect
Do consumers need fiber to their door? Or would wireless or satellite service suffice?
Mountain Connect is an independent broadband conference hosted each year in Colorado.
FBA
Do consumers need fiber to their door? Or would wireless or satellite service suffice?
Infrastructure
Internet Exchange Points are distinct from data centers, and affect latency, cost and resiliency of a network.
Colorado
The approval is a step in the process to bring $826 million to Colorado residents.
BEAD
Directors talk provider default prevention and fixed wireless technology.
BEAD
‘I would encourage everyone… to really advocate to the NTIA for an expedited approval process,’ former broadband director said.
Rural
‘Searchlight urged [states] to think about an entire county as the relevant project area,' said former FCC chairman.
BEAD
NTIA deputy says the agency has 'learned a lot' when it comes to approving state proposals.
Texas
Applications from WISPs would help inform extremely high-cost thresholds, they said.
Satellite
‘For me to participate in BEAD, I don’t want BEAD to say, “if something happens, I get your network,”’ SpaceX President says.
Broadband Live
The theme of this year's summit is "Beyond Bandwidth - The Power of Broadband Revolutionizing Access"
Funding
ISPs can’t be expected to understand all program rules and processes, event hears.
Infrastructure
Communication technology may go beyond the scope of easements, lawyer warns.
Infrastructure
Public-private partnerships have seen success in several states, officials said.
Funding
In keynote luncheon fireside chat, Sen. John Hickenlooper, D-Colo., raised concerns about some BEAD requirements.
Funding
Concerns include minimum cost per location thresholds and Build America requirements.
Funding
Officials from Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine and New Mexico outline how they are preparing for broadband funding.