New Mexico
New Mexico Broadband Office Approves $6.7M in Public Wi-Fi Grants
Six grants will expand and implement Wi-Fi in public plazas, parks and municipal buildings.
New Mexico
Six grants will expand and implement Wi-Fi in public plazas, parks and municipal buildings.
Broadband Live
As fiber networks rapidly expand nationwide, the retirement of legacy copper infrastructure has emerged as a critical broadband policy debate, raising complex questions about service continuity, regulation, and the risk of leaving rural and low-income communities behind.
Digital Inclusion
The bill would direct the Illinois Commerce Commission to set broadband price protections for low-income residents.
Rip and Replace
Carriers worry permitting delays and labor shortages could lead to connectivity loss in rural communities.
Digital Inclusion
The agency is set to vote Wednesday on a proposal that would seek comment on increased verification measures for the program.
Earnings
The company reported 1,200 lost broadband subscribers in the quarter, for a total of 151,200 subscribers
BEAD
The state wants to see non-deployment funding for workforce development, permitting assistance.
NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth was also questioned on screen time use in schools.
The Energy Department has taken steps to start enriching uranium to fuel the AI race, said Assistant Secretary Timothy Walsh
This episode will consider key innovations and policy implications emerging from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
As AI-driven data centers strain the grid and tech companies turn to nuclear power, can utilities and policymakers scale energy infrastructure fast enough?
Better Broadband, Better Lives
Is there really a need for BEAD when Starlink is likely adding 225,000 U.S. rural customers every 50 days on average?
Sharing can lower capital costs, speed deployment, and enable greater competition – but they introduce operational risk.
Seedance 2.0, which is only available in China, lets users generate high-quality AI videos using simple text prompts
The United States and Paraguay were the only nations to vote 'no' to the establishment of the 40-member scientific panel.
NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth was also questioned on screen time use in schools.
The Energy Department has taken steps to start enriching uranium to fuel the AI race, said Assistant Secretary Timothy Walsh
Data centers keep spreading fast, and some use as much electricity as a small city.
Major carriers sign 85% of voice traffic while smaller carriers manage only 17.5%. We need AI-powered solutions to combat robocall fraud.
'They’ve basically decided to decapitate the Antitrust Division. It’s not just Slater. Her top deputies are gone,' said Douglas Farrar, a senior policy advisor to Democratic FTC Chair Lina Khan.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang describes Taiwan as the 'center of the world's computer ecosystem.'
The bill aims to accelerate broadband deployment on federal lands.
The network said it reached goals in fiber, mobile and video subscribers, while continuing to face debt challenges.