Fixed Wireless Access Market Deep Dive
This edition of the Broadband in America Report series explores the latest trends in fixed-wireless access
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Bossier Parish celebrates broadband expansion, creating new opportunities for long-term growth
Project provides access to 686 households and 58 businesses throughout Bossier Parish
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Google's $40 billion Anthropic move is Big Tech's latest huge AI bet
Tech companies with their own AI ambitions keep betting on Anthropic
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SpaceX doesn’t always get what it wants at the FCC
The FCC dismissed SpaceX’s petition to operate satellites in spectrum it isn’t authorized to use
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Charter CEO has appetite for more cable mergers and acquisitions
'We'd like to acquire more cable assets if it can be done at an appropriate price [and] conditions,' said Charter CEO Chris Winfrey
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Learner’s permits are the secret to AT&T’s internal AI rollout
AT&T has created sandboxes to allow employees to tinker with agentic workflows to help boost adoption
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Lightcurve Opens Applications for Digital Equity Partnership Program, Expanding Free Internet Access to Underserved Communities
Lightcurve’s Digital Equity Partnership equips organizations with the tools they need to advance their missions
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Truvista Fiber to Acquire City of Commerce (GA) Telecommunications Network
Strategic transition positions the community for the future, with Truvista delivering a full suite of advanced services to residents, businesses, and institutions
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How an FCC squabble over paperwork is jeopardizing a rural expansion of wireless services
The FCC is blocking an investment firm’s access to valuable wireless spectrum and threatening to take away its licenses because of a paperwork filing error
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President Trump's missed AI deadlines
The missed deadlines are raising doubts about how forcefully the administration can follow through on its push to rein in states on AI regulation
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AI use surges among policymakers
Policymakers are the latest to lean on AI for guidance, signaling its growing role in shaping decisions across markets, consumer behavior, and now public policy
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You’re about to feel the AI money squeeze
The AI free ride is over
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House Advances Broadband Legislation
On April 20, the House of Representatives approved six communications-related bills
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