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Sen. Blackburn Wants More Spectrum in Reconciliation

Broadband Breakfast

With the reauthorization would come a mandate to sell 600 megahertz of exclusive-use spectrum for mobile or fixed broadband, a pipeline the wireless carriers have been pushing to get included. Learn more about Speeding BEAD Summit What is Broadband Breakfast? It’s expected to raise about $88 billion to help pay for tax cuts.

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California Bill Modernizing 'Carrier of Last Resort' Rules Advances

Broadband Breakfast

” Baca highlighted what she called a “rainy day” provision included in AB 470, which acts as a safeguard to ensure continued voice service in areas.

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Telecom sessions at Nvidia’s 2025 AI developers GTC: March 17–21 in San Jose, CA

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The AI-RAN brings these trends to fruition, providing an accelerated computing infrastructure that accelerates both radio signal processing and AI workloads. At the same time, it’s clear that the RAN is evolving to an AI-native infrastructure.

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House Sends Spectrum Pipeline to Senate

Broadband Breakfast

Republicans in the Senate have signaled intent to change other parts of the bill, but it’s not clear if the spectrum provisions will be altered. Provisions in the legislation will have to pass muster under the Byrd Rule, which limits reconciliation measures to those directly related to federal spending or revenue.

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Sean Gonsalves: States Should Consider Adopting Affordable Broadband Laws

Broadband Breakfast

Now that the lengthy legal beef has been settled and New York’s  Affordable Broadband Act is set to take effect this month, it marks a potentially pivotal moment in a national effort to address one of the biggest barriers to broadband adoption:  Affordability.

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New Hampshire Getting $191 Million for Universal Broadband

Broadband Breakfast

New Hampshire is getting the gift that keeps on giving: $191 million in federal money to put every last residence and business in the state within reach of broadband internet service over the next five years. Get Broadband Breakfast's free daily newsletter every morning, Mon.-Fri. Want top news about tech and politics?

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Some Educators Urge FCC to Go Beyond Wi-Fi Hotspots

Broadband Breakfast

   Both parties petitioned the FCC to reconsider provisions of Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel ’s E-Rate Hotspot Order. LAUSD, serving over 500,000 students, echoed this in its petition Friday, urging the FCC to allow cellular broadband service to be eligible for E-Rate funding without requiring a hotspot device.