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6 days ago |
telecompetitor.com | Carl Weinschenk
The latest stakeholder to send a letter to Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is Sky Fiber Internet, the largest Nevada BEAD awardee in the rural broadband funding program. In the letter, the company urged Lutnick to expedite contract finalization and issue guidance so construction can begin. Commerce put the BEAD program on hold, pending a review and potential rule changes. Sky Fiber already invested $360,000 in the project, for which it won about $180 million.
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6 days ago |
telecompetitor.com | Carl Weinschenk
The third round of applications in the federal Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fund has seen a strong response. Ninety-four applications requesting almost $3 billion were received in this round, which has a budget of $450 million. The applications included proposals for more than $1.3 billion in private investment.
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6 days ago |
telecompetitor.com | Phil Britt
Rural broadband would get a boost if a precision agriculture bill introduced in the Senate were to become adopted.
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1 week ago |
telecompetitor.com | Carl Weinschenk
The most recent Broadband Forum “Plugfest” focused on 50G-PON and 25GS-PON interoperability. The Plugfest was conducted with LANPARK and AT&T Labs at the latter’s Plano, TX facility. LANPARK is an independent laboratory located in Tours, France. It was the first time 50G-PON had been assessed for interoperability in the Plugfest series, and the second time for 25GS-PON. Other participants were Adtran, Broadcom, Calix, CIG, Cortina Access, Gemtek, Lambda Networks, MT2, Nokia, Sagemcom, and Vantiva.
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1 week ago |
telecompetitor.com | Phil Britt
T-Mobile said yesterday that it had achieved a 550 Mbps uplink speed in sub-6 GHz spectrum, which the carrier said is a record. T-Mobile achieved the speed using 3GPP Release 17 UL Tx Switching in a live demo with Nokia and MediaTek, conducting the demonstration at a commercial site in Seattle, WA. The switching feature uses smart multiplexing to maximize user data throughput by optimizing available device transmission (Tx) chains.
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