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US publishes new broadband mapping tool

The new maps add weight to the Biden administration’s plan to spend big on infrastructure, at the same time put pressure on the FCC to update its own mapping

Elsewhere in regulation this week

Other noteworthy regulatory developments week ending 7 May 2021 from the Assembly Analyst team

Elsewhere in regulation this week

Other noteworthy regulatory developments week ending 16 April 2021 from the Assembly Analyst team

Biden to pour $100bn into funding broadband deployment

The new administration is determined to close the digital divide once and for all, but the details have yet to be ironed out

US moves to restrict more Chinese companies

On China and network security, the Biden administration is picking up where Trump left off

US Congress to free up $94bn for broadband development

A new legislative proposal pledges to invest hugely in rural broadband – a long-standing issue that America needs to address

FCC adopts broadband support scheme for low-income households

The scheme is significantly more generous than the current programme – but it may need more funds if it’s to help everyone it targets

FCC head wants the US to lead on OpenRAN

OpenRAN has emerged as the frontrunner to drive 5G security and innovation around the world

Rosenworcel looks to make her mark at first meeting of the new FCC

For starters, the FCC will change its approach to mapping broadband availability

DoJ drops lawsuit over net neutrality law in California

The move could signal an imminent return of net neutrality rules in the US