NTIA Not Swayed by California Public Utility Letter on BEAD Conditions
Advocacy groups had urged the state not to accept $1.4 billion in broadband funding, fearing state regulations would be preempted
The backlash is about the concentration of power, not AI itself, panelists said on Broadband Breakfast Live Online
SpaceX rumors loomed during a Wednesday hearing
The deployment would use Qualcomm gear and is set to start next year, the companies said
Verizon introduces three step plan for customers transitioning from POTS
The development comes as SpaceX pushes satellite connectivity beyond emergency coverage
Veteran lawmaker lost by 6,000 votes to Richard Ojeda, 55, a retired U.S. Army Major who served in the West Virginia State Senate before moving to North Carolina
A proposed financing model could leave local residents exposed if projected broadband subscriptions fall short
No appointments, new equipment, or bill changes are needed; 5-gig service is now available in select Flight Fiber areas.
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Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Ted Cruz, R-Texas, did not advance a Democratic nominee alongside her
Cruz takes pressure off Thumann Severs by adding three other witnesses for NASA and Transportation posts
A wrap-of the major overnight election results from the Midterm Elections, from the Associated Press.
The search giant has been facing pushback since it announced in August that it had turned on Gemini for K-12 students
Cogeco's Breezeline lost 11,000 Internet subscribers in the most recent quarter
NTIA Administrator Arielle Roth said she supported other countries updating power limit rules for low-Earth orbit satellites
The competing forecasts highlight uncertainty surrounding Charter’s financial outlook
Looking ahead toward 'Broadband and AI in the Next Congress' on Tuesday, Dec. 1.
The company’s Dish Wireless subsidiary will update a bankruptcy judge on its mediation with tower companies tomorrow
The fiber broadband provider is bringing in a telecommunications executive with restructuring experience
The state said it still wanted to enforce its net neutrality and carrier of last resort rules