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Partnerships with D-VoiS and PT Link Net expands Minims Wi-Fi tech presence in the Asia Pacific region.

Encinitas is Ting Internets fourth launch market in Southern California.

The FCC has signed up roughly 1 million households since the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) launched in January. Thats in addition to the 9 million households enrolled in the programs predecessor, the Emergency Broadband Benefit (EBB) which ended on December 31, 2021.

Operator said it will boost in-home Wi-Fi with CommScopes TG6442 D3.1 gateway model.

Alaskan operator is also deploying a distributed access architecture as GCI presses ahead with a plan to bring 2-Gig speeds to 77% of the state in 2022.

Utah-based broadband agency says it laid 2.4 million feet of fiber in 2021.

Deal was originally announced in October 2020.

Cable and fiber broadband hold clear performance advantages, but fixed wireless is expected to make up 45% of broadband adds in 2022, and up to 55% thereafter, ISI Evercore predicts.

Revenues related to the distributed access architecture, a prerequisite for DOCSIS 4.0, stayed solid, but growth was constricted by ongoing supply chain issues.

In a clear setback to Starlinks deployment plans, dozens of recently launched low-Earth orbit satellites have reentered or will soon reenter the Earths atmosphere because of the storm.