November 2025

Power limits are now a key hurdle for LEO growth

Power limits—not just lack of spectrum—are a key bottleneck for low-earth orbit satellite deployment, panelists argued at a New America policy event. As the Federal Communications Commission considers how to update its satellite spectrum sharing rules, it’s also thinking about revamping its Equivalent Power Flux Density limits so that LEO providers can boost their satellite power levels—and in turn up their capacity.

Five Questions for State Boards to Ask about AI in Schools

Generative artificial intelligence draws on vast troves of data to create new content that mimics human forms of thinking, processing, and creation. Alongside an unprecedented rate of adoption across all sectors, GenAI is reshaping education systems in unprecedented ways. The technology is a double-edged sword, creating tremendous opportunities but also posing considerable risks and challenges for schools. 5 questions state boards of education should ask about GenAI

Online Habits and Safety Concerns Across Three Generations

Cox Mobile surveyed a sample of U.S. teens, seniors, and members of the sandwich generation to learn more about their online habits and safety concerns. Key findings show that while all generations face digital threats, the sandwich generation bears the greatest burden, with 86 percent saying managing online safety for their children and parents adds stress to their life.