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Dish is finally turning years and years of spectrum hoarding into a commercial service. But building a network is just the first step. Heres a look at the companys competitive stance.

Jaimie Lenderman, principal analyst at Omdia, sheds light on a recent report showing a rise in gigabit offerings across the globe and whats behind that rise. #FiberConnect

Instead of focusing on the business case, Pews Kathryn de Wit said states should focus on the opportunity cost of not having fiber.

Singtel boldly claims Hyundai will have the leading facility for development of a metaverse for the manufacturing industry.

Of the 181 applications filed with the commission, 122 were found to be initially materially deficient, FCC chief Jessica Rosenworcel told Congress of the agencys rip and replace program.

Mari Silbey, senior director of partnerships and outreach at US Ignite, joins the Light Reading team to discuss takeaways from the Fiber Connect conference in Nashville.

Mobile service revenue is currently increasing 3-4% per annum (levels not seen since 2012) and 5G is one, but not the only, factor, wrote Strategy Analytics analyst Philip Kendall.

Sam Pratt, CEO of Render Networks, discusses how his companys geospatial technology helps accelerate fiber deployment by streamlining the construction process.

While this is a generational moment in terms of federal funding, navigating the process of distributing the funds in coordination with local and state governments wont be simple, said AT&Ts Chris Altomari.

Jeremiah Sloan, CEO, Craighead Electric, discusses the co-ops work in rural Arkansas and a new partnership with electric co-ops across the state to deliver a wholesale fiber network.