Fiber
ISPs Want to Continue to Discontinue Copper Service
The FCC approved Verizon’s request to discontinue legacy service later this year across eight states. AT&T and Fidium are also asking.
Verizon Communications is one of the largest communications providers in the U.S.
Fiber
The FCC approved Verizon’s request to discontinue legacy service later this year across eight states. AT&T and Fidium are also asking.
Satellite
The 30-day authorization covers non-commercial testing using up to 100 handsets.
mergers
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enforcement
The wireless carriers are each seeking refunds on a combined $200 million in penalties
Expert Opinion
Now that the big three carriers are jointly building satellite direct-to-device coverage, BEAD should stop chasing rural mobile and stick to connecting unserved homes.
Public Safety
Fiber cuts are disrupting internet, emergency services and other critical communications
enforcement
T-Mobile and Verizon are also looking for refunds after the Supreme Court ruled initial forfeiture orders are nonbinding
Satellite
The company, behind on it direct-to-device satellite deployment, has said it could buy a launch provider to avoid further delays
Expert Opinion
The authors propose a debate using the Verizon NY 2025 Annual Report, and other pertinent facts
Infrastructure
Analysts expect more deals ahead for Verizon
enforcement
The rulings expanded FCC data privacy rules and made it easier for the agency to issue huge fines, the group said
AI
The company found that location and infrastructure density impact cloud latency across the U.S.
Satellite
The service would be supported by exclusive spectrum acquired from Globalstar
Earnings
CEO Dan Schulman said there was ‘no backdoor’ to the company’s MVNO
Fiber
AT&T wants the agency to grant preemption and allow it to discontinue copper service in the state
Wireless
The ISP was also awarded fastest mobile and 5G networks
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