The Trump administration cancelled a $7.7 million grant for rural broadband expansion in Western North Carolina on May 20, raising alarms for some.

The announcement comes almost a year after the federal government ended a program that offered high-speed internet discounts for low-income households.

More than 500 residents of Fall River, New Bedford, Somerset and Swansea living in affordable housing are getting internet upgrades.

Lumen Technologies, the successor of Qwest Communications International and owner of CenturyLink, has reached an agreement to ...

A large internet provider has acquired a fiber business for almost $6 billion, expanding internet options for Nevadans.

HB 4287 would maximize the impact of broadband grant funds, ensuring critical connectivity infrastructure is extended to as ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., USA — A dozen senators are asking President Donald Trump's administration to release funding for states to ...

Disappointed by a lack of government support, the remote West Texas town raised the money it needed to connect 2,000 residents to high-speed broadband.

A mobile service coverage spat involving TPG and Telstra has shone a spotlight on the Australian comms services sectorTPG ...

What one exec describes as “the biggest deployment” in telecom history is underway to provide the bandwidth required to run ...

Singapore’s transformation has been driven by a business-friendly regulatory environment and sustained investments in ...

The Hoopa Valley and Yurok tribes will each start construction this summer on projects that will lead to significant ...