AI Data Centers Took a Beating. A Reckoning May Be Ahead for Tech Giants
Democrat gubernatorial candidates with hard-line stances against data centers won, upended control in Texas, Ohio and Georgia
Community Colleges Rush to Expand Semiconductor Training as Chips Labor Shortage Looms
It's part of the U.S. race to expand domestic semiconductor manufacturing
Scrutinizing Jail Calls and Online Ads for Sex Can Catch Trafficking, Investigators Say
A Santa Clara County task force and dozens of partner agencies recovered 73 trafficking victims from February's Super Bowl
North Korea Denies Involvement in Binance Hack and Criticizes FBI Probe as 'a Trite Provocation'
The record-breaking $6 billion Binance cryptocurrency heist took place within a matter of minutes
GCI Closing Quintillion Deal ‘Very Soon’
The company’s third quarter broadband losses improved year-over-year, and CEO Ron Duncan said he wasn’t worried about competition from SpaceX
Democratic Congress Could Put New Pressure on FCC Chairman Brendan Carr
Democrats' new congressional majority could increase scrutiny of the FCC's regulatory decisions
USTelecom Wants Broadband Permitting Reform, Big Tech USF Contribution in Next Congress
Wiley Rein attorneys said Democratic control would lead to oversight hearing and investigations, but wouldn’t significantly alter the FCC’s agenda
Verizon Pledges to Protect Customers Still Using POTS
Verizon introduces three step plan for customers transitioning from POTS
Starlink’s Direct-to-Phone Service: A Coverage Lifeline, Not Yet a Cellular Replacement
The development comes as SpaceX pushes satellite connectivity beyond emergency coverage
GOP Loses House Communications Panel Chairman Richard Hudson in Shocking Defeat
Veteran lawmaker lost by 6,000 votes to Richard Ojeda, 55, a retired U.S. Army Major who served in the West Virginia State Senate before moving to North Carolina
NTIA Not Swayed by California Public Utility Letter on BEAD Conditions
Advocacy groups had urged the state not to accept $1.4 billion in broadband funding, fearing state regulations would be preempted
Midterm Voters Sent Data Centers a Message
The backlash is about the concentration of power, not AI itself, panelists said on Broadband Breakfast Live Online
