Mint Mobile Targets 'Big Cable' in Rollout of 5G Home Internet/Mobile Bundle for $45 a Month

Owned by T-Mobile, Mint requires an upfront payment of $450 to cover the first year of service, plus taxes and fees.

Defense Department Urges FCC to Oppose DJI Petition Over Security Risks

Pentagon says foreign-made drones pose ‘unacceptable’ national security risks.

NTIA Launches Portal to Speed Spectrum Coordination for Space Launches

The new system replaces a manual, email-based process, aiming to speed approvals and improve transparency, NTIA said.

Aiden Buzzetti: The FCC Should Make Sure EchoStar Creditors Are Paid Back Billions Owed

EchoStar is trying to cash out on spectrum sales while stiffing the companies that built its network.

$28.5 Million Massachusetts Initiative To Bring 27,000 Laptops, Tablets to Residents

Devices will be available at public centers or offered through free lending programs for rural and underserved communities.

Political Battle Over Data Centers Turns Violent in Indianapolis

About thirteen shots were fired at Indiana councilman’s home after he voted in support of a data center rezoning measure

Tower Company SBA Mulling Sale: Report

It’s the third largest public tower company in the U.S.

Majority of Vendors Face Disruption Under FCC’s Foreign-Made Router Ban

New rules force companies to shift production or halt new device sales in the U.S. market.

The Case for Open Access Hyperscale Data Center Networks

The infrastructure powering hyperscale data centers risks bypassing the very communities that host it.

T-Mobile’s Mint Launches New Bundles Targeting Cable

AT&T did the same last week.

New York Surpasses 2025 Energy Storage Target

The state has reached nearly 2 gigawatts of storage capacity.

Blue Origin Submits Satellite Application for Space-Based Data Centers

The application comes after Amazon criticized a similar proposal by SpaceX.