NTIA
Pew: Incomplete Federal Data Threatens Effectiveness of Broadband Deployment Programs
'Gaps in data collection can cause misallocation of public resources.'
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.
NTIA
'Gaps in data collection can cause misallocation of public resources.'
NTIA
State expected to receive $415 million to close digital divide.
NTIA
Indiana, Maine, Missouri, and West Virginia to relaunch BEAD application round on Thursday, July 10
Expert Opinion
Our nation is still in limbo on when, where, and how broadband networks should be deployed
NTIA
Fiber-optic ISP reduces staff by 9 percent across four states.
BEAD
The FBA president said he was optimistic states would ultimately be able to maximize fiber deployment.
Howard Lutnick
Cantwell said a new amendment could still condition all $42.45 billion on complying, which Cruz continued to deny.
Virginia
90-day shot clock ticks while state waits on Washington.
NTIA
New guidance allows fiber, fixed wireless, satellite, and other technologies compete on a level playing field.
AI
Revised moratorium relabeled as ‘voluntary’ and a ‘temporary pause’
Expert Opinion
Misleading characterization of satellite broadband as inferior threaten to waste taxpayer dollars and delay universal connectivity
BEAD
'We fear this opportunity would be squandered by the restructuring notice,' the lawmakers wrote.
People
Research focus will be on closing the digital divide
Howard Lutnick
The 2021 infrastructure law defines priority projects as those able to easily scale speeds over time.
BEAD
Trade association accuses some states of 'unreasonable and unnecessary obstacles'
BEAD
Kelly Hancock to replace Glenn Hegar, who clashed with NTIA and floated returning $1B in broadband funds