Virginia Democratic Senator Proposes Statewide 3-Year Data Center Moratorium

The bill would block local approvals and state permits for new data centers and related energy infrastructure from July 2027.

Nevada Shifts $52 Million Away from Broadband Projects That Couldn’t Meet Deadline

The pandemic relief money will instead go to support mental health care in jails, food‑insecurity programs, and multifamily housing efforts

Musk Pledges a Share of His SpaceX Company to 'Every Kid in America'

The offer arrived a day after Anthropic announced that it will commit 5% of its shares to a new 'public benefit' fund

Anthropic Commits 5% of its Stock to a New 'Public Benefit' Fund

CEO Dario Amodei and the company’s five other cofounders have already pledged that they will donate 80% of their wealth

Broadband Breakfast on October 21, 2026: Best and Worst States for Broadband in 2026

This BroadbandLive will examine what is driving those differences, what the strongest markets are doing differently, and where there is still room for improvement.

Consumer Apprehension Grows as U.S. Retailers Adopt AI-Assisted Pricing Tools

Terms like 'dynamic pricing' and 'surveillance pricing' are stirring up anger and anxiety on social media

IMF-World Bank Meetings Focus on Global Risks and Potential Benefits of AI

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva emphasized the importance of regulation to prevent potential harm from AI

States Sue OpenAI, Saying its Popular Chatbot is Hurting Children and Deceiving Adults

The eight states are Arizona, Arkansas, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska and West Virginia

NTIA on Track to Finish Spectrum Study by December

The agency expects the FCC to propose auction rules ‘pretty quickly’ after that

China Moves to Curb Tech Exports, Including AI, Citing National Security Risks

China plans to restrict or ban exports of 40 technologies, including AI, chips, and solar power

Cable One’s Stock Crash Costs Former Washington Post Owner Donald Graham About $1 Billion So Far

Graham, once CEO and Chairman of the Washington Post Co., notified the SEC that he might soon sell his entire 6.8% stake

The 1950s, When the Big Three Networks Had an Advantage Built Right Into America’s TV Sets

It wasn’t legislation that limited American television to three national networks – it was the FCC