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Sparkle Reinforces Partnership with Al-Bawaba to Provide Services to Corporate Customers in Libya

Total Telecom

Rome, 20 March 2025 Sparkle , the first international service provider in Italy and among the top global operators, and Al-Bawaba for Telecommunications and Informatics Co. , Its sales force is active worldwide and distributed over 33 countries.

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Tom Reid: Common-Sense Solutions to Closing the Digital Divide in Rural America

Broadband Breakfast

The decrepit rural telecommunications infrastructure needs to be fully replaced, not patched. Topic #2: Regulatory Relief The regulatory burden imposed by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on the BEAD program will unnecessarily delay construction, increase costs and diminish competition among ISPs for the funding. 

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Powering the Future of Connectivity with Wavelength Services

epsilontel

With these benefits, wavelength networks have become critical for enabling services like cloud interconnects, data centre interconnection (DCI), hybrid cloud enablement, and digital media delivery. On-Demand Access: A platform that allows you to provision and scale services dynamically, in real time, is key for operational agility.

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An Interview With Former BEAD Director Evan Feinman

Broadband Breakfast

The [Virginia Telecommunication Initiative] program wound up when I was there going from about a million dollars a year to leveraging between public and private capital of over $2 billion in projects that we’re going to get a significant percentage of the commonwealth up to universal coverage. That was true when Gov.

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Starlink and DOGE: The $42 Billion Conflict of Interest in Rural Broadband

Broadband Breakfast

” In a normal world, government would set rules for broadband providers to compete for the subsidies and would choose subsidy recipients based on certain quality measures, the cost of provision, and the time required to be able to provide service. Broadband Breakfast accepts commentary from informed observers of the broadband scene.

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States Approach Readiness for the Broadband Rollout, But Federal Nod is Elusive

Broadband Breakfast

Feinman predicted that the new administration will soon be “removing the ‘woke’ requirements [such as] provisions related to labor and wage, climate resiliency, middle class affordability, etc.” States had to draft plan content to satisfy these provisions, and in some cases, they impact subgrantee selection.

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Randy May: If the President Can Fire FCC Commissioners, Should the Agency Be Restructured?

Broadband Breakfast

In a  letter dated February 12, 2025 , Acting Solicitor General Sarah Harris advised the Senate that “the Department of Justice has determined that certain for-cause removal provisions that apply to members of multimember regulatory commissions are unconstitutional and the Department will no longer defend their constitutionality.”