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Amazon has launched the first 27 satellites for its Kuiper broadband constellation, marking a major step in rivaling SpaceX's Starlink.

Amazon has launched its first 27 satellites for Project Kuiper, entering the competitive broadband market against SpaceX's Starlink.

Starlink's expanding partnership with T-Mobile aims to enhance connectivity, particularly in remote areas, through satellite-supported mobile services.

Giffgaff is offering £100 to customers for trialing its broadband service.

The FCC's 'Delete, Delete, Delete' initiative aims to remove regulations to enhance broadband efficiency and foster growth in the telecommunications sector.

NY's Affordable Broadband Act aimed to provide subsidized internet to low-income families, but faced legal challenges against federal preemption.

The 2nd Circuit ruling reaffirms states' rights to regulate broadband in the absence of federal action.

The UK's broadband market is nearing universal gigabit access, with significant competition from alternative networks.

West Virginia's broadband program overhaul favors satellite internet, benefiting Elon Musk, despite fiber being a more efficient connection method.

Altice plans to upgrade its network to multi-gigabit speeds using fiber and DOCSIS 3.1 technology.

Mediacom launches multi-gig broadband services in Des Moines, enhancing internet speed and reliability through advanced technology.

GVTC Communications launches MultiGig Fiber internet service with 2 Gbps and 5 Gbps speeds to meet increasing connectivity demands.

Vermont's broadband service providers are poised to enhance internet access for nearly every eligible address through BEAD funding.

Broadband access has improved for some but the digital divide persists, particularly due to the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Nokia's 25G PON fiber modems significantly enhance residential broadband speeds, representing a breakthrough for mass-market connectivity.

LiveOak Fiber partners with Seimitsu to enhance rapid fiber service deployment in Savannah, emphasizing efficiency and quick connectivity.

Broadband expansion is crucial, particularly transitioning from legacy copper infrastructure to fiber and wireless technologies for future needs.

Vermont's VT-BEAD program addresses 96% of underserved locations with $228.9 million funding.

Vermont's BEAD program aims to enhance broadband access with a focus on equitable deployment and community engagement.

Oregon's BEAD program opens for applications with $689 million available for broadband projects.

The U.S. Commerce Department is set to announce reforms to the $42.5 billion BEAD rural broadband funding program by mid-May.

Senator Cruz is pushing for an overhaul of a $42.45 billion broadband deployment program now led by his Telecom Policy Director.

Evan Feinman exited the BEAD Program due to changes favoring satellite internet over fiber connections, risking rural internet access.

Louisiana is the first state to have its BEAD final proposal approved, allowing significant funding for rural broadband expansion.

Republican objections arise over BEAD funding plans due to perceived bias towards fiber technology and rate regulation concerns.

Frontier Communications won $8.7 million to expand broadband in Connecticut's underserved communities, benefiting thousands of residents and businesses.

Brightspeed received $29 million to enhance broadband access in North Carolina, covering 11 counties.

The Benton Institute warns that not prioritizing fiber broadband in funding decisions may negatively impact broadband quality in America.

Intrepid Fiber Networks is constructing a groundbreaking fiber broadband network in Superior, Colorado, offering multi-gigabit internet speeds for residents and businesses.

Brightspeed is offering incentives to attract broadband customers, including free service and reward cards for upgraded plans.

T-Mobile offers significant incentives for new Home Internet customers, enhancing affordability and service convenience.

T-Mobile's acquisition of Lumos enhances its broadband services by integrating fiber-to-the-home offerings.

The UK must prioritize digital infrastructure to enhance economic resilience and competitiveness through full-fibre broadband.

Choptank Fiber has connected over 5,000 customers to high-speed internet, focusing on service to rural areas and reinvesting in infrastructure.

New government funding will enhance broadband speeds and coverage in remote UK areas through Project Gigabit.

C Spire launches 5G Home Internet service to improve broadband access for underserved communities in Mississippi.

Alaskan Tribal communities will receive high-speed broadband service enhancing education, healthcare, and economic development.

Investment in schools aims to close the UK's digital divide in education with a £45m funding program.

California approves $48 million for broadband projects to address digital divide through the Last Mile Federal Funding Account.

LightSpeed Networks partners with Neos Networks to enhance FTTP services and expand connectivity options across the UK.

The collaboration aims to deliver faster broadband and support the digital divide.

Pay for only the internet speed you truly need to save money.

Consider a speed of at least 100Mbps for most households.

Be aware of upload speeds when comparing broadband packages.

Haggling with providers can lead to better deals after contract expiration.

Rural broadband speeds are improving significantly, with more customers accessing high-speed internet.

UK broadband expansion is enhancing connectivity for remote areas like Tiree and Iona, enabling access to gigabit speeds.

Openreach's gigabit broadband expansion now connects rural areas in Scotland, helping to bridge the digital divide.

Wilshire's Bapton becomes the first area with full-fibre broadband under Project Gigabit, aiming for significant rural connectivity improvements.

The NY Affordable Broadband Act aims to provide low-cost broadband to low-income families but faced legal challenges related to state vs federal authority.

Social tariffs offer affordable broadband and phone packages for benefit claimants, yet many are unaware of their availability.