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Claremont, N.C., will get the bulk of the investment spanning facilities in three states.
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Claremont, N.C., will get the bulk of the investment spanning facilities in three states.
The data center interconnection freeze is separate from the state's halting the disbursements of billions in broadband funding.
An audit is underway, but no completion date has been set.
One engineer suggested outside consultants to support local permitting agencies
Republicans were unable to move their bill forward. The measure will determine the future of the USDA’s ReConnect Broadband program.
The state’s telecom regulator is set to vote on the $34.5 billion deal this week at its Aug. 13 meeting
As SpaceX’s satellites have become a valuable military weapon, the two countries may be exploring options to eliminate or neutralize low-Earth orbit technology.
New facility will anchor the Tribe’s fiber network as it expands into underserved communities in Northern California.
Meta added that it remains confident in its record of protecting teens online.
Impasse leaves rural broadband provisions, including ReConnect reauthorization, on hold.
From chatbots to connected toys, senators push new guardrails for kids online
The agency is planning to take applications in December
After Markey plugged $80 billion in E-Rate spending since 1996, Moulton responded, ‘I don’t think that any family of teenagers out there tonight thinks that our kids are safe from the Internet …’
The public comment period on the matter closed Friday.
Com Net Inc. will construct a fiber network that spans 15 counties.
The decision comes amid ongoing lawsuits and a top House Democrat letter to SpaceX CEO Elon Musk.
The cable industry and SpaceX have also pushed for the policy
The Energy Department announced a similar project at its Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Ohio.
State regulators say AT&T’s federal preemption claim lacks merit.
Companies failing to adhere to the regulations could face fines or market access restrictions.
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