The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) issued an order which effectively ends China Telecom Americas’ ability to provide domestic interstate and international telecommunications services within the
3.45 GHz auction nears $21 billion
After a surge in bids last week, the 3.45 GHz spectrum auction has continued to steadily add to its bid total this week at a
In an address to the Free State Foundation, Federal Communications Commissioner Nathan Simington continued a conversation that he says has “ruffled a few feathers”: Receiver
To date, the emergency funding has provided 5,420,473 devices and 2,700,834 broadband connections, impacting nearly 8 million students In its recently approved second wave of emergency
To date, the emergency funding has provided 5,420,473 devices and 2,700,834 broadband connections, impacting nearly 8 million students In its recently approved second wave of emergency
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What is a small cell, really?
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Categories 5G, Analyst Angle, C-Band, mmWave spectrum, Spectrum, spectrum auctions, WiseHarbor: Keith Mallinson
Spectrum auctions: Okay for some, but not for others (Analyst Angle)
A recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal by Paul Wolfowitz, former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense and former President of the World Bank, controversially
U.S. regional telecommunications company Viaero Wireless has selected Swedish vendor Ericsson to replace and upgrade its existing LTE equipment to end-to-end 5G-ready products and solutions. Under
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Categories 5G, 5G tests, 600MHz, Americas, Business, carrier aggregation, Carriers, Dish Network, Network Infrastructure, Open-RAN, Spectrum, Wireless
Dish seeks permit to test 5G using 600MHz spectrum in Denver and Vegas
Dish Network is asking the Federal Communications Commission for a special temporary authorization to use 600 MHz band spectrum currently licensed to Bluewater Wireless for
Triangle Communications opts for Mavenir Open RAN kit to replace Huawei gear The U.S. Federal Communications Commission, in its effort to get Huawei, ZTE and other
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Categories Broadband, Business, Fiber, Internet, Network Infrastructure, New York City, Policy, US government
New GAO report calls on FCC to analyze small business broadband needs
For years, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) considered the broadband minimum benchmark speed for small businesses to be 25 megabits per second (Mbps) for downloading
The Federal Communications Commission continues to look for additional ways to foil scam and fraudulent robocalling operations, and it’s considering changing its rules around who
The Federal Communications Commission continues to look for additional ways to foil scam and fraudulent robocalling operations, and it’s considering changing its rules around who
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Categories digital divide, Internet, Network Infrastructure, Policy, rural broadband, Social Initiatives, wi-fi
Race, income are key digital divide indicators, according to survey
Allconnect’s survey suggests that black, Hispanic Americans are significantly more likely than white Americans to not have internet connection A survey conducted by Allconnect, an online