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FCC has recently expressed its intent to launch a comprehensive evaluation of the current state of broadband throughout the United States.
Broadband

Universal Broadband Goals and FCC’s Path to Gigabit Speeds

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The FCC plans to reassess the current broadband state in the U.S, looking to upgrade from the outdated 25/3 Mbps standard and set long-term gigabit speed goals. This broad evaluation, reinforced by recent Congressional directives, seeks to uncover inequities in affordability, availability, and adoption of broadband nationwide. With the new Broadband Data Collection, the commission gains greater insight into specific regional broadband accessibility, helping shape the future of telecommunications in the country. Additional industry developments highlight the continued evolution of this crucial sector.

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The advancement of cloud computing in various sectors has facilitated the growth of private, public, and hybrid cloud.
IT

Cloud-native DevOps: Evaluating Efficiency Versus Complexity Challenges

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Against a robust backdrop of escalating system complexity, cloud-native DevOps emerges as a promising tool to simplify system development. Leveraged by Internet giants and SMEs alike, it’s heralded for boosting innovation efficiency and expediting industry monetization. Yet, its implementation is not without hurdles, as highlighted by China Mobile Jiangsu’s experiences. Their collaboration with Huawei, however, turned the tide, unraveling the potential of agile delivery and intelligent O&M to drive business growth.

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The White House's recent call to Congress for increased funding of the ACP has significantly stirred the telecommunications sector.
Broadband

Biden’s Appeal For ACP: Boosting Digital Inclusion or Overspending?

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The White House’s recent call to Congress for increased funding of the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) has significantly stirred the telecommunications sector. Putting forth a request to extend the ACP’s operations, the Biden Administration aims to stretch free and discounted internet provision to eligible households until December 2024.

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Telecom News | Week #43: IBM software development, Riga Tech and IS-Wireless, Snom phones certified, Google Maps improves user experience.
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A quick roundup of the news in Telecoms | Week #43

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IBM has introduced Watsonx Code Assistant, an AI-powered tool for enterprise software development. Riga Technical University partners with IS-Wireless to advance 5G Open RAN technology. Snom’s phones are certified for NetSapiens, streamlining deployment for telecom resellers. Google Maps enhances user experience with AI-powered features, offering Immersive View, improved navigation, and EV charging information, striving to outperform competitors.

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In an attempt to stimulate innovation around broadband, Ofcom, the UK telecommunications regulator, has adjusted its net neutrality rules.
Telco Buzz

Balancing Broadband Innovation: Ofcom’s Refined Net Neutrality Rules

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Ofcom’s revised net neutrality rules in the UK now allow broadband providers to offer tiered services based on latency, not just throughput. Furthermore, these new regulations also permit the creation of specialized services, paving the way for network slicing and multi-access edge computing in the future. On the somewhat contentious front, zero-rating, or providing unrestricted access to specific online services, gets a green light, albeit with a few conditions.

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Leaping into its strongest historical performance, the telecoms powerhouse AT&T came forward with an impressive third-quarter report.
Telco Buzz

AT&T’s Impressive Q3 Performance: Mobility Service Revenue Skyrockets

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AT&T’s vast addition to their fiber net base underlines an impressive income growth. This growth is visible in their third-quarter report, boasting revenues over $30 billion. The influential role of AT&T’s fiber subscriptions reveals a customer base exceeding 8 million aided significantly by a striking 26.9 percent growth in AT&T Fiber revenues. Notably, the company’s recent launch, AT&T Internet Air, foresees further enhancement to their service offerings.

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The FCC has voted in favour of starting procedures to bring back open internet protections, often referred to as net neutrality rules.
Telco Buzz

FCC’s Vote: Reinstating Net Neutrality, Protecting Data Privacy

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The FCC has set the wheels in motion to reinstate open internet protections, sparking dynamic public conversations around net neutrality. They aim to frame both fixed and mobile broadband as imperative telecommunication services by the Communications Act. This move could effectively address the recurring issue of broadband outages impacting significant sectors like jobs, education, healthcare, safety, and more. However, the proposal doesn’t stop there, it also plans to ensure stringent nationwide open internet regulations to prevent ISPs from manipulating content accessibility based on payment.

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