Breezeline Rapidly Losing Broadband Subscribers

Cogeco's Breezeline lost 11,000 Internet subscribers in the most recent quarter

Data Centers Are on the Ballot. Here Are the Races and Groups to Watch

NTIA to Release 7 GHz Study at Dec. 10 Event in Washington

NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth said she supported other countries updating power limit rules for low-Earth orbit satellites

KeyBanc Sees Charter Losing More Than 3 Million Internet Subscribers by 2028

The competing forecasts highlight uncertainty surrounding Charter’s financial outlook

Broadband Breakfast on November 4, 2026: Reactions to Midterm Elections for Broadband and AI

Looking ahead toward 'Broadband and AI in the Next Congress' on Tuesday, Dec. 1.

EchoStar Wireless Losses Worse Than Expected

The company’s Dish Wireless subsidiary will update a bankruptcy judge on its mediation with tower companies tomorrow

Brightspeed Names Shawn O’Donnell CEO Amid Financial Uncertainty

The fiber broadband provider is bringing in a telecommunications executive with restructuring experience

California Accepts BEAD Funding, But Disputes Trump White House Conditions

The state said it still wanted to enforce its net neutrality and carrier of last resort rules

Wall Street to SpaceX: The NO in MVNO Means NO Backdoor Deals

Analysts doubt SpaceX could inherit Boost Mobile’s resale deals with AT&T or T-Mobile to expand Starlink as a mobile competitor

Argentina’s Milei Pitches a Regulation-Free AI Haven at the End of the World

Data centers are facing a growing backlash in the United States and Europe. Argentina wants to lure them anyway.

Amazon Leo to Launch 40 More Broadband Satellites Nov. 13

The flight will be a major test for a launch vehicle that has spent months grounded

AT&T, AST Complete First Handoff Between Terrestrial and Satellite Networks

AST stock was still down more than 11 percent Monday amid more news about SpaceX’s mobile ambitions