As AI Grips World, The Thrill of Collecting Vintage Computers is Growing

The community's passion was evident at the Vintage Computer Festival held in Silicon Valley in early August.

Vietnam’s VinSpace Signs Deal With Elon Musk’s SpaceX to Launch Satellites in 2027

Established in November 2025, VinSpace aims to become a full-service aerospace company.

FCC's Trusty Does Not Believe in the Great Starlink Replacement Theory

'Satellite connectivity is not replacing fiber. It is complementing fiber,' Trusty said Monday in a speech in the Dominican Republic

The Farm Bill Fight That Will Shape Rural Broadband

Republicans were unable to move their bill forward. The measure will determine the future of the USDA’s ReConnect Broadband program.

Iyad Tarazi: AI and the New Economics of Wireless Growth

Operators have traditionally added capacity by acquiring spectrum, building infrastructure or upgrading equipment. Physical AI introduces a fourth lever: extracting more value from assets already deployed.

As Data Centers Spread, Cities Fight to Keep Up

Still, developers are finding ways to move ahead outside local jurisdiction.

AT&T Seeking Refund on FCC Location Data Fine

T-Mobile and Verizon are also looking for refunds after the Supreme Court ruled initial forfeiture orders are nonbinding

Charter, Cox at Odds with Calif. Advocacy Groups on Merger Conditions

The state’s telecom regulator is set to vote on the $34.5 billion deal this week at its Aug. 13 meeting

ZiTel to Take Over Troubled Virginia Broadband Projects

After RiverStreet’s removal, the provider faces an ambitious deployment timeline.

Lumos Asks FCC to Preempt Two Ohio Counties’ Rights-of-Way

Fiber provider says local permitting requirements near double anticipated project costs

TV Stations ‘Sitting on a Gold Mine of Spectrum,” Scripps CEO Adam Symson Says

The new bullish spectrum comments came just days after Sinclair CEO Christopher Ripley said he was open to spectrum deals with Elon Musk's Starlink following the transition to NextGen TV

Liliana Aide Monge: AB 2279 Deserves a Floor Vote. California's Digital Divide Can't Wait

AB 2279 would restore the original scope of California's Regional Broadband Consortia and boost their funding using existing CPUC fee surpluses.