An American Industrial Strategy for US Tech Leadership: Investing in Competitiveness, Innovation, and Equity
Remarks by Deputy Secretary of Commerce Don Graves at the Information Technology Industry Council
Remarks by Deputy Secretary of Commerce Don Graves at the Information Technology Industry Council
The idea of providing people with the means to lift themselves up and make a good living is one that Conservatives long have supported.
The product launch comes at a time when several smartphone manufacturers and wireless carriers have announced availability of or plans for smartphone connectivity via satellite.
Despite calls for faster broadband speeds, actual usage of such speeds hasn't matched apparent demand.
Charter continues to see broadband customer growth through 2022 into 2023.
Comcast sees stable growth in its broadband customer share.
The federal government controls large swaths of the electromagnetic spectrum, but the current system for managing it lacks effective ways to incentivize agencies to use it efficiently.
Among many indicators of a "good" broadband connection, "packet loss," or the consistency of a connection, is one of many factors that should be considered.
Charter Communications will be leveraging RDOF funding to connect thousands of rural and unserved locations.
In a bid to boost digital access, West Des Moines, Iowa, is building its own fiber-optic conduit network — and committing Google to provide citywide service.
The higher your household income, the better your chances of having access to affordable broadband, according to a new report; but there are other factors at play in the digital divide.
US citizens are demanding a more connected government, here's how it can get done.
Grants will help develop plans for the preparation, deployment, and adoption of high-speed Internet in Wisconsin under the ‘Internet for All’ initiative.
Despite the state's broadband mapping efforts, California's Public Utilities Commission has overlooked underserved residents in Los Angeles.
The FCC's public notice suggests that only challenges filed prior to November 10, 2022, were reflected in the current version of the map.
The Federal Communications Commission has approved a number of proposals for the Rural Health Care Program to make it easier for health care providers to receive support.
This award is part of the Biden Administration’s commitment to nation-to-nation engagement and an effort to connect everyone in America, including Native Americans and Alaskan Natives, to affordable, reliable, high-speed Internet service.
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