State of Maryland Bridges Digital Divide with New Digital Infrastructure Group (DIG) In this week’s episode of Fiber for Breakfast,…
Working Together for the Betterment of the Communications Industry In this week’s episode of Fiber for Breakfast, we were joined…
Hawaiian Telcom Fibers Up the Entire State with Historic $1.7B Public and Private Investment Funding
Hawaiian Telcom Fibers Up the Entire State with Historic $1.7B Public and Private Investment Funding This week on Fiber for…
How AI Accelerates Fiber Network Value This week, Peter Cresse, President of Entropy, a technology consulting firm founded in 2003,…
The demand for broadband infrastructure is skyrocketing, and with it comes an incredible opportunity for skilled fiber technicians. In Arkansas alone, at least 8,000 broadband jobs are expected to open, offering a stable and well-paying career path.
Current partner at Searchlight Capital and former Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman and Ajit Pai made his feelings clear on…
Broadband Market Outlook This week, Peter Supino, Senior Analyst, Managing Director at Wolfe Research, joined Fiber for Breakfast and…
While it seems counterintuitive, a significant amount of Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISPs) are making the leap to fiber, replacing existing last-mile technologies in their networks to provide connectivity from core to customer using fiber from end-to-end. It’s a shift that the premiere association for wireless service providers is unafraid to discuss.
Go!Foton introduces the new PEACOC® 360 spooling fiber patch panel 100’ of built-in cordage provides >2X cable in less space…
The Smart Home in 2025: Outlook and Opportunities This week, Jennifer Kent, Vice President of Research at Parks Associates, joined…
Fiber broadband delivers economic benefits to communities, but how much of an uplift does the technology deliver to rural areas? A peer-reviewed economic study released on September 30, 2024, “Beyond Connectivity: The Role of Broadband in Rural Economic Growth and Resilience” by the nonprofit Center on Rural Innovation (CORI) provides evidence that fiber-fed broadband experiences enabled by local providers in those communities deliver a significant economic impact to better connected areas while enabling access to additional services that allow users to effectively leverage that resource. Meanwhile, comparable unserved communities experience economic stagnation with a loss of jobs, businesses, and population.
The Constantly Moving Maps of Virginia Broadband by Doug Mohney Virginia has made significant progress in providing high-speed connectivity to…