Russia’s Orbital Ambitions Fall Short Thirty-two satellites circle Earth, but none are where they are supposed to be. This isn’t a minor technical hiccup; it’s a stark indicator of Russia’s systemic Read More
The FCC’s Retreat: Lowering the Bar, Not Raising the Standard America’s digital infrastructure just got a lot less ambitious, and the world barely noticed. While Silicon Valley obsesses over the next AI breakthrough Read More
The Court’s Compromise on Connectivity Hundreds of communities across rural America, from underserved urban pockets to remote tribal lands, face an uncertain future regarding internet access this December. The Trump administration, in a court Read More
The Illusion of Simplification Comcast’s move to unbundle its sprawling empire, separating NBCUniversal and Sky from its core broadband and wireless networks, is being framed as a strategic simplification, a tidying up for investors. Read More
Amazon’s Orbital Ambition Meets Terrestrial Reality The Federal Communications Commission’s quiet decision to waive Amazon’s looming July 2026 deadline for its Leo satellite broadband constellation is less a regulatory courtesy and more a Read More