Technology stakeholders say 3D positioning and indoor mapping are at an inflection point.

Florida AG James Uthmeier launched an investigation and subpoenaed OpenAI on Tuesday.

As a result of increased power levels, the diverse and fast-growing array of operators using the CBRS band today would be reduced to a fraction.

Siding with 900 MHz incumbents, lawmakers said they fear interference from the company’s proposed system.

States are pushing developers to engage communities, improve facility design, and take on infrastructure costs.

Governor is trying to reduce state's permitting backlog.

Bills in 28 states seek to scale back or modify existing incentive programs.

Stakeholders think the FCC is nearing a notice of proposed rulemaking related to PNT systems.

How high-power risks dismantling shared spectrum and upending the U.S. businesses it powers

Legal software spending stands at roughly $40 billion today amidst a trillion-dollar legal services industry.

House Democrats slam Trump administration for undermining the Biden-era CHIPS and Science Act.

Colorado and Texas officials said their broadband offices would focus on other programs with current staff.

Most states now have approval to sign grant agreements with ISPs under the program.

Does not support moratorium on data center construction proposed by fellow progressives Bernie Sanders and AOC.

Critics say the measure was weakened from its original intent, limiting oversight.

Two incidents in four days at Sam Altman’s San Francisco residence highlight AI backlash.

Critics warn the project could strain local resources while offering limited long-term benefits

Prison contraband crackdown effort expands beyond jamming as drones draw scrutiny.

The ordinance adopts a new land use policy and environmental disclosure requirements for data centers.

Aggressive broadband expansion in late 2025 extended fiber access to 60 percent of U.S. homes.

Evidentiary hearings are set for April 20-24 on the $34.5 billion deal.

The referendum reflects growing local backlash to large-scale AI infrastructure projects.

States with ‘onerous’ AI laws are set to be ineligible for the funding – $900 million in Missouri’s case.

About thirteen shots were fired at Indiana councilman’s home after he voted in support of a data center rezoning measure

Direct Communications’ mobile launch shows how modern OSS/BSS architecture can unlock new service categories without slowing down the business.

Several industry groups have cited harmful interference risks and public safety concerns.

Efforts to pass stricter regulations or limit tax breaks stalled before lawmakers ended their annual session Thursday.

Stakeholders have until May 4 to weigh in on proposed anti-fraud and eligibility rules.

The Bishop Paiute Tribe is the first to access the state’s $3.2 billion broadband effort spanning 8,000 miles of fiber.

Under the state’s Permitting Accelerator, the plan will be streamlined under a priority broadband designation.

Here’s what 30 governors said about broadband expansion, AI growth, and online child safety.

A partnership between a city and a school district to Bridge the Digital Divide

Order aims to curb bias, rights violations, and misuse in state AI contracts.

These states want federal agencies to give them ‘appropriate authority to address this modern threat.’

New notices of funding for the agency’s Tribal programs would come in late spring or early summer, a spokesperson said.

The state released project-level funding details as it moves toward final federal approval.

As data centers continue construction, some are facing local government ordinances and other challenges.

Coming on Monday for Breakfast Club Members... Videos from the BEAD Implementation Summit!

Panelists also discussed their largest broadband deployment obstacles.

Wednesday's BEAD Implementation Summit builds upon prior events in 2025 and late 2023.

The state’s new law, taking effect Oct. 1, will require a low-cost plan at $40 per month.

Before the FCC reviews GCI’s requested ownership shift, the advocacy group says GCI’s DEI policies must end.

Funds are expected to bring high-speed internet to more than 46,000 homes and small businesses across the state.

Virginia senators are pushing to curtail a 5.3% tax break for data centers

Investor demand supports expansion across the Great Lakes region.

The BEAD Implementation Summit 2026 is set for March 18 at the National Press Club, from 12 Noon ET to 5 p.m. ET.

GCI receives 40% of its $1 billion in annual revenue from the Universal Service Fund

Bellevue’s broadband network will continue to operate.

The bill could impact Oregon and Texas, the remaining two states with their own Lifeline verification process.

Investor John Malone applies to gain more than 50% voting control of Alaska’s largest telecom provider.

CalChiefs and nonprofit Wi-Fi Alliance oppose NextNav's GPS project, citing public safety concerns.

Now 47 states have received NTIA approval, and 35 have cleared NIST review.

Broadband Breakfast announces interactive CHAT community spaces for Presenters, for Breakfast Club Members, and for Event Participants

Both panelists said they support fiber as the preferred technology for the transition.

Federal merger clearance expires Sept. 15, 2026 if state review lags.

The two agreed companies should be able to decommission infrastructure in exchange for fiber deployment commitments.

The project will allow expansion of data centers, artificial intelligence and more.

The fire chiefs voiced strong support in May 2025 for NextNav’s new technology, before shifting gears just last month.

Christine Harada also joins as newest commissioner, while current CPUC President Alice Reynolds steps down.

The CPUC’s claim that increased broadband competition could save Californians $1 billion is facing pushback.

Keynotes join panels: State broadband roundtable, technology choices in BEAD, using remaining BEAD funds, and capital constraints on financing

The agency also moved to expand private broadband use in the lower 900 MHz band.

The bill would direct the Illinois Commerce Commission to set broadband price protections for low-income residents.

The agency is set to vote Wednesday on a proposal that would seek comment on increased verification measures for the program.

The company reported 1,200 lost broadband subscribers in the quarter, for a total of 151,200 subscribers

NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth was also questioned on screen time use in schools.

Wiener explains that his landmark state AI legislation faced backlash and roadblocks, but ultimately is a win for AI regulation.

Roth's leadership comes at a pivotal moment, as states' BEAD deployments are firmly in the implementation phase.

Hosted by the CDT, representatives discussed recommendations and examples in state and local government use of AI.

What Broadband Offices Need to Know About Performance, Policy, and Oversight

The network will serve all 3,433 residents with gigabit speeds at $49.99-$75/month.

The introduced bill could potentially harm Arizona’s small ISPs and rural communities, the trade group argued.

This guide is a practical, step by step playbook for operators moving from legacy OSS/BSS to a modern stack.

Panelists said the mid-band spectrum enables lower-cost broadband in areas where fiber is difficult to deploy.

Providers cited payment instability and post-construction costs, while officials urged an Affordability Connectivity Program replacement.

From company's HQ, Tarana Wireless CEO Basil Alwan cited higher network capacity even under heavy interference

Idaho, Washington, Nebraska detailed mixed-technology builds and non-deployment priorities

If states file suit, Trump’s attempt to force states to abandon 'onerous' laws regulating AI will likely fall short in court, argues expert.

FCC chair says only Americans ‘living and here legally’ should qualify for Lifeline benefits.

The agency asked whether to consider AI laws as part of a broader preemption effort.

That’s how most states would prefer to disburse the company’s grant awards.

Early Bird Rate of $245 available until March 1, 2026!

Requiring states to lay conduit during road construction would save 70-90% of fiber installation costs, says report

The letter demands that the Trump Administration release the already appropriated funds.

Broadband Breakfast has assembled a list of the most important broadband conferences of 2026.

Nokia will deploy 25G PON and advanced optical technologies to support Altafiber’s multi-gig broadband expansion across the Midwest and Hawaii.

Platform allows Californians to send a single request to hundreds of data brokers to delete and stop selling personal information.

Approvals by the National Institute of Standards and Technology are delaying deployment, officers said, although most don’t expect long permitting delays

Four grants will benefit nearly 64,000 residents, businesses and institutions

Rocco's personal history was compelling and heroic for its rags-to-riches, only-in-America quality and charm

Locations with more gigabit providers tend to have lower promotional prices, report finds.

June policy changes pushed deployment back by 18 months in Colorado, the state's broadband director said.

Hosted by the Federal Communications Bar Association, the event featured lawmakers and aides from Connecticut, Massachusetts and Colorado

The deal is now expected to close on Jan. 20, and diversity policies issue resolved.

The company wants to decommission much of its copper by the end of 2029.

An undersea fiber break was repaired in Alaska, pointing to concerns over GCI outages and subsea connectivity.

The state’s broadband acceleration grant program awarded funds to five ISPs in Kansas to boost access for rural communities.

Prisoners are now taking regular trips to far-flung, exotic locales such as Thailand. No passport required, just a virtual reality headset.

A proposed approval would require the company to deploy to all locations served by 88 rural wire centers.

Two American frontier governors highlight energy, business climates and federal land control as a strategic advantage.