Wireless Data Use Up 20 Percent Last Year, CTIA Finds

In 2025, the group found fixed wireless additions doubled cable losses

Chicago Mayor Extends Free Internet Program for Chicago Public School Students

Chicago has extended its Chicago Connected program through the 2026-27 school year

Anthropic Researcher Resigns With Warning About the Dangers of AI Development

The companies paused some evaluations to implement more monitoring measures, but are locked in a race to compete with each other and international AI firms.

Tower, Fiber Trade Groups Back Thumann Severs for FCC

The Congressional Hispanic Caucus said the Senate shouldn’t move forward without a Democratic pairing

Clearwave, Visionary Broadband to Combine, Forming 17-State Fiber Platform

The agreement reflects the continued push among fiber providers to build scale and expand into new markets

Nate Karren: BEAD Saving Can Be Lifesaving… If We Let It

NTIA should let states put leftover BEAD funds toward Next Generation 9-1-1 upgrades, no new money from Congress required.

AT&T Likely the ‘Fifth-Largest Copper Mine in the U.S.,’ CEO Stankey Says

Speaking at a Goldman Sachs conference, Stankey says, ‘That copper needs to come out, it needs to be monetized’

About 1 Million BEAD-Eligible Locations Remain, Researchers Say

Tentative NTIA estimates appear to target about half those locations

Comcast Expecting More Broadband Losses Than Last Year for Q3

The company is working on a ‘cost transformation’ aimed at saving billions, CFO Jason Armstrong said

While Most Countries Put Telephones Inside the Post Office, America Tried That One Year

Britain held its network 114 years. America's experiment lasted twelve months, ending August 1919.

Washington State Moving Along on BEAD Grants

The state’s broadband director said grant winners are seeing cost overruns

Archtop Fiber Names New CEO as Founder Moves to Executive Chairman

The company says the move is designed to preserve momentum as it expands its fiber footprint.