The Biden administration has unveiled an ambitious plan to provide broadband access to all Americans, including those currently underserved.
FCC Asks For Consumer Input On Their Internet
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) wants feedback on people’s broadband internet as the agency works to close the digital divide.
T-Mobile CEO: Our Competitors Spent $80 Billion To Catch Up and They Fell Short
“Our competitors just spent a combined $80 billion trying to catch up and match us and they fell short,” says T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert. “We didn’t just leave this auction with the most mid-band spectrum, we left the auction with…
Senators Want High-Speed Internet Threshold Quadrupled
In a letter to several government agencies, a bipartisan group of senators is calling for the definition of “high-speed” internet to be quadrupled.
Coronavirus Relief Package Includes $7 Billion For Broadband
The upcoming coronavirus relief package Congress has been working on includes $7 billion for broadband at a time when it’s needed most.
TV and Broadband Providers Must Stop Charging Bogus Rental Fees
A law prohibiting TV and broadband providers from charging a rental fee for equipment the customer owns is going into effect Sunday.
Ericsson Mobility Report: 5G ‘Is Entering the Next Phase’
Ericsson has released the November 2020 edition of the Ericsson Mobility Report and it contains good news for 5G.
FCC Reallocating Spectrum From Automotive Safety to Boost WiFi
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has voted to free up spectrum currently reserved for automotive safety to improve WiFi.
President Trump Signs Laws to Improve Broadband Availability and 5G Security
President Trump signed two bills into law Monday, aimed at improving both 5G security and broadband availability.
Coronavirus: AT&T and Comcast Do Their Part to Help Telecommuters
AT&T and Comcast have both adjusted their home internet packages in an effort to assist Americans who will be telecommuting as a result of the coronavirus.