Infrastructure
Nokia Self-Certifies Buy America Compliance for BEAD
The NTIA recently announced self-certification process for domestic manufacturing requirement on federally funded projects.
The National Telecommunications and Information Administration, an agency within the U.S. Department Commerce, is responsible for implementing the bipartisan infrastructure legislation, including managing federal broadband funding programs to expand high-speed internet access.
Infrastructure
The NTIA recently announced self-certification process for domestic manufacturing requirement on federally funded projects.
FCC
The report includes spending data from 12 agencies across 70 programs as mandated by Congress.
Rural
Resound Networks requested to waive its RDOF obligations for 21 census blocks that received duplicate broadband funding.
Texas
Applications from WISPs would help inform extremely high-cost thresholds, they said.
Mountain Connect
‘For me to participate in BEAD, I don’t want BEAD to say, “if something happens, I get your network,”’ SpaceX President says.
FCC
It brings the total to 28 states, plus D.C. and three U.S. territories.
BEAD
Three states will receive a combined $1.6 billion in BEAD money.
BEAD
The state ultimately did set a price cap for low-cost plans. But at $75, it's higher than rates seen in other states.
California
California urges submissions for challenges.
Fiber Connect
The NTIA is set to publish presentations on permit applications from twelve federal agencies.
BEAD
"We're on your side."
BEAD
Providers will need certifications from manufacturers and an internal tracker for non-waived equipment.
ARPA
The company hasn't yet found an area it's excited about, an altafiber executive said.
BEAD
So far, 26 states and territories have received full NTIA approval since submitting drafts late last year.
5G Wireless
Google said said the adoption of less conservative and more realistic propagation models has led to dramatic improvements in CBRS.
Expert Opinion
The lack of pole attachment policies could hinder or even hold-up even the best laid deployment plans.