A group of four senators is calling on the Federal Communications Commission to change its definition of high-speed broadband in order to significantly increase base speeds. Under the current FCC ...

In context: For years, high speed internet has been defined as a minimum download speed of 25Mbps and upload of 3Mbps, according to the FCC. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) instead defines ...

COVID-19 made broadband access a necessity for many households and further underscored the depth of the digital divide. As the federal government continues programs to provide high-speed Internet to ...

Editor’s note: The next president is in for a rough welcome to the Oval Office given the list of immediate crises and slow-burning policy challenges, both foreign and domestic. What should Washington ...

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is being called on to update the official US high-speed broadband definition to reflect today’s needs … In an open letter, a bipartisan group of senators ...

For some time, the definition of broadband internet service has been set by the Federal Communications Commission as being at least 25 megabits per second downloads and 3 Mbps uploads. While that's ...