FCC Abolishes Gigabit Speed Goal, Citing Technological Neutrality

The FCC has eliminated the gigabit speed goal, asserting that it is not fair to slower technologies, while maintaining that current broadband deployment levels are acceptable.

The FCC has eliminated the gigabit speed goal, asserting that it is not fair to slower technologies, while maintaining that current broadband deployment levels are acceptable.

A recent study reveals Iran's broadband costs at $2.61 monthly, contrasting sharply with North America's high prices, highlighting economic disparities and regulatory challenges.

A recent study reveals that broadband subscribers in Scotland experience the most frequent service disruptions, raising concerns about provider reliability and customer satisfaction.

ZTE Corporation partners with SURGE to deliver the first commercial 5G Fixed Wireless Access service using the 1.4GHz spectrum, aiming to enhance digital connectivity across Indonesia.