NTIA Estimates Up to 1 Million Locations May Need Broadband Funding
NTIA needs new FCC coverage data before determining how many locations could qualify for another funding round
The agency is waiting on new FCC broadband coverage maps, which it expects will be released ‘soon’
Shared standards could help U.S. and allied vendors gain scale and compete in international markets
The agency cited advocacy from Sen. Dan Sullivan, R-Alaska, who’s in a tight race for reelection
Brightspeed will deliver fiber service to more than 13,700 homes and businesses across 25 counties
Cable One says, ‘CoBank does not allege, nor could it, that Cable One has missed an interest or principal payment'
Mounting debt, energy price shocks and the AI boom pose growing risks to financial stability
Competition from 5G is the driver, wireless association says
Manufacturers warned that a rapid shift to U.S.-made equipment could reduce safety because domestic suppliers remain limited.
Better Broadband, Better Lives
The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027
TP-Link accounts for a significant portion of the U.S. consumer router market
Experts say existing laws may not cover every risk posed by autonomous AI systems
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson's proposed disclosure rules for personalized pricing risk doing the opposite
Also, Spectrum CFO Nick Jeffery announced leadership changes at the company
2 Turkish citizens have been arrested in connection with the sabotage
The ISP denied a lender's accusation that it was insolvent
A survey found widespread dissatisfaction with rural broadband speeds
U.S. District Judge blocks Cable One from buying Vyve Broadband parent Mega Broadband Investments
Five of the six tech leaders that Trump honored were immigrants
What do informed policy observers and political hands feel about the Republicans' and the Democrats' prospects on November 3?