The FCC adopted new rules to block and remove Chinese government and other “untrustworthy” actors’ ability to assert control over America’s wireless equipment authorization process. Officials say the rules will
Two more states — Georgia and Wisconsin — have joined the chorus of those hoping the U.S. Department of Commerce will maintain the BEAD Program as-is, reports Telecompetitor. The two
The Mobile Infrastructure Forum (MIF), which represents key mobile network infrastructure providers for EE, O2, Vodafone, and Three UK, has issued a call to the U.K. government to address a
Last year, the FCC increased its decades-old minimum standard for broadband speeds. But many states are struggling to meet those standards, Gizmodo reports. The digital divide in the U.S. continues
For homeowners looking to shield themselves from electromagnetic fields, EMF shielding paint is emerging as a popular solution. But does it work? Ryan Blaser, a certified electromagnetic radiation specialist and
A Missouri couple is facing felony charges in Jefferson and St. Louis counties for allegedly stealing telecommunications wire from multiple cell tower sites, according to court documents. Kelly Marie Pfeiffer,
