After the new BEAD rules were announced on Friday, viewpoints from within the broadband industry started pouring in.
NTCA joined other associations in a letter in support of sufficient Fiscal Year 2026 funding for the programs overseen by the Rural Utilities Service (RUS) within the USDA.
Stephen Rose told us one of the necessary use cases for AI is its role in enhancing broadband construction processes.
In the last year, Ripple Fiber deployed over 170,000 fiber passings across seven states, adding more than 100,000 passings to its network.
The key for the letter to President Trump — which was signed by the leaders of five broadband industry associations — is to get BEAD moving.
The partnership between Tribal Ready and Aqualinq brings together two services: fiber broadband and water.