Fiber Connect
As Federal Quantum Funding Lapses, Florida Deploys Quantum-Secured Fiber
China is spending $15 billion on quantum as a $2.7 billion U.S. reauthorization bill awaits passage.
The National Institute for Standards and Technology is an agency of the U.S. Commerce Department.
Fiber Connect
China is spending $15 billion on quantum as a $2.7 billion U.S. reauthorization bill awaits passage.
BEAD
Most states now have approval to sign grant agreements with ISPs under the program.
BEAD
New notices of funding for the agency’s Tribal programs would come in late spring or early summer, a spokesperson said.
quantum
Broadband Breakfast panel says migration to quantum-safe encryption must begin now, even as quantum advances offer energy savings, precision sensing and economic growth
NIST
Idaho, Washington, Nebraska detailed mixed-technology builds and non-deployment priorities
BEAD
Approvals by the National Institute of Standards and Technology are delaying deployment, officers said, although most don’t expect long permitting delays
BEAD
June policy changes pushed deployment back by 18 months in Colorado, the state's broadband director said.
Colorado
Discussion follows two months after Department of Energy's $625 million investment in federal quantum centers
CES
Officials pointed to NIST’s new AI cybersecurity profile, labeling programs and procurement standards as governments adopt oversight for autonomous systems.
NTIA
The approved spending plan differed little from the state’s preliminary awards.
NTIA
Litigation, merger reviews, and permitting all set to slow
Commerce
$47 million allocation for National Telecommunications and Information Administration includes amendment blocking federal rate-setting in broadband deployment.
AI
Trump administration pivots AI institute toward national security and deregulation.
SpaceX
Proposed changes could raise LEO participation to 50–70% in some states, Feinman said.
Big Tech
Proposal weighs feasibility of creating an independent commission, executive agency, or standards body.
Commerce
State seeks shot clock for federal reviews and greater trust in state-led broadband plans.