AT&T to Provide Extra $2 billion for FirstNet

The House Commerce Committee cleared FirstNet reauthorization legislation last week.

Judge Grants Verizon Request to Block T-Mobile Ads Targeting Switchers

AT&T and T-Mobile are engaged in a separate lawsuit over the issue.

Analysts Warn Starlink Could Disrupt Broadband Market

Satellite provider’s growth, pricing, and capacity raise competition concerns.

Analyst Predicts Q1 Broadband Losses at Charter

Hodulik noted the projected losses aligned with industry trends

Fiber Providers Can Win on Trust, Experts Find

With increased competition in the fiber market, experts examined how local and regional providers can maintain an edge.

Newsom Signs Executive Order to Strengthen AI Safeguards, Clashing with Federal Policy

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

21 State Attorneys General Call for ‘Multiple Means Necessary’ to Stop Prison Drone Smuggling

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

Ligado Can Pause $100 Million Payment to Inmarsat, Judge Rules

A bankruptcy judge said there was a ‘colorable argument’ Inmarsat breached its contract by asking the FCC to deny a Ligado spectrum deal.

NASA Begins the Countdown for Humanity's First Launch to the Moon in 53 Years

The last time NASA sent astronauts to the moon was during Apollo 17 in 1972.

Starlink Denied License in Namibia Over Local Ownership Requirements

The satellite internet provider continues to face challenges expanding in southern Africa.

SpaceX’s Starlink Loses Contact With Satellite

A rare Starlink satellite failure underscores the operational challenges of constellations as thousands of spacecraft crowding in low-Earth orbit.

Drew Gravitt: Powering the AI Era Isn’t Just an Energy Problem, It’s an Infrastructure One

As AI data center electricity demand is projected to double by 2030, the industry's biggest bottleneck is no longer compute, but energy