The FBA report shows an unprecedented rate of new fiber deployments in 2022.
G.hn technology can utilize existing telephone wiring and coaxial cabling to deliver fiber-like speeds.
The COVID-19 pandemic provided the foundation case for why fiber’s symmetrical capabilities have became so central.
Behind every great wireless network, is an even greater wired network.
Cox's Brian Rose said he welcomes market challenges from pure fiber players.
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40 percent are unsure of their home internet speeds, said Jonathan Chaplin of New Street Research.
'The way you close the digital divide is you build fiber to every single rural home,' Jonathan Chambers said.
On the surface, satellite seems like the ideal way to close the rural-urban digital divide.
The company's president of broadband access and adoption initiatives lauded AT&T's public-private partnerships.
The conversation dealt with open access networks, and whether cities are well-suited to play a role in developing them.
The Fiber Broadband Association has said there is up-to 60 weeks of wait for materials necessary for fiber deployment.
North Carolina hopes to achieve 80 percent subscription to broadband services among its citizens.
One fiber tools company says inflation is hitting broadband developers hard.
Cost of doing business is driving companies into markets with favorable tax rates and fewer regulations. Here’s how they’re prioritizing.
Sarah Bleau, Middle Mile Program Director at NTIA, reminded attendees that the Middle Mile program is not for last-mile grants.
Pioneered with city-owned Huntsville Utilities in Alabama and Google Fiber, the utility lease model makes unlit fibers available to others.
Fiber to the home costs $0.52 per Megabit per second, on average.
The cooperative's executive director said it has at least 70% of Arkansas covered by its network.
Regional Fiber Connect conferences are bringing the industry’s technology and community leadership together.
A small city in Utah has some of the country's highest speeds using a unique model of fiber sharing.
With service beginning in late September, non-profit fiber ISP aims to serve rural Gallatin County
The city aims to connect all homes and businesses to fiber.
Comments were made at the Fiber Connect conference last week.
Fiber networks have a unique capacity to keep broadband prices low for low-income communities, proponents say.
'We’re projecting a 5x increase in data consumption from 2021 to 2025.'
Attendance at the fiber show jumped from 2,041 attendees last June to 2,854 registrants as of Friday.
Industry experts detailed best practices for approaching public-private partnerships at Mountain Connect 2022.
Utilities Technology Council CEO Sheryl Riggs questioned whether broadband access is expanded if costs just float to ratepayers.
While praising some aspects of NTIA rules, the group said that “we can’t take a victory lap quite yet."
Both the GSCA and Yellowstone Fiber are using UTOPIA's techniques to provide open access broadband over fiber.
Broadband leaders note cities prefer to partner than to own networks.
“We have put our thumb on the scale for fiber,” said Joseph Wender, director the Treasury Department's broadband fund.
AT&T executives emphasized role of fixed-wireless as crucial to serving rural Americans.
Gary Bolton and Shirley Bloomfield called on NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson to prioritize applicant investing in "future-proof" fiber.
Lit Communities will operate the network, with subsidiary BTX Fiber as the last-mile provider. HMI Utilities is prime contractor.
The project will be Montana’s first open-access fiber-to-the-home network.
Revising its pole replacement rules may give providers quicker access to poles in communities for deploying high-speed broadband.
Public Knowledge spokesperson warns about FCC's new multi-tenant housing rules.
Co-ops have the chance to support education, healthcare and work-from-home coming out of the coronavirus pandemic.