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Costa Rica Debuts First 5G SA Network with Ericsson, Liberty

VoIP Review

With a six-year contract, Costa Rica now boasts a fully native 5G infrastructure, powered by Ericsson’s dual-mode 5G Core and advanced Radio Access Network (RAN) technologies. Additionally, the enhanced Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) offers high-speed internet options in areas currently without fiber or cable connections.

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Industry Backs FCC’s Push to Eliminate ‘Outdated’ Regulations

Broadband Breakfast

households; and, local radio and TV station ownership rules, which limit how many stations a single company can own in a given market. Those “must be reformed as soon as possible,” NAB spokesman Alex Siciliano told Broadband Breakfast.

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Cable Industry Pushes Congress to Protect Wi-Fi and Shared Spectrum

Broadband Breakfast

WASHINGTON, June 11, 2025 – The cable industry asked Congress Tuesday to protect shared and unlicensed spectrum bands as part of the sweeping budget bill Republicans are working on pushing through. Learn more about Speeding BEAD Summit What is Broadband Breakfast?

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Doug Dawson on impact of BEAD changes on broadband and broadband adjacent industries

Blandin on Broadband

Any shift away from fiber will have a definite impact on fiber cable vendors like Corning, CommScope, Lightera (formerly OFS), and Prysmian. Tarana might have a big edge since it manufactures radios in the U.S., while most other manufacturers make their radios in Asia. The reality is probably somewhere in between.

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GCI Customers In Sitka, Alaska to Lose Service for Days Amid Fiber Maintenance

Broadband Breakfast

The company said it will provide alternate, third-party connectivity for low-bandwidth services via satellite and radio wave during the 8-day maintenance period.  Josh Edge , a spokesperson for GCI, told Broadband Breakfast in an email that the company’s technical team detected what looked like damage to a strip of undersea cable.

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FCC Chairman Carr Begs for Less Paperwork

Broadband Breakfast

The August FCC meeting will also include undersea cables, Carr said.   Carr commented on how foreign adversaries, like China, “pose greater threats to submarine cable infrastructure than ever.” He said he wants to make for a cleaner and quicker approval process to motivate investors and innovation. 

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Charter Moving Ahead with Shared-Spectrum Deployments

Broadband Breakfast

The cable operator spent more than $460 million on priority licenses in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service band in 2020. He said that involved radios, chips, and mobile phone hardware and software that could take advantage of the airwaves. “Now that’s all done,” he said.