AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSpace Policy: The FCC has named Courtney Reinhard, a former Senate telecommunications counsel, to lead its Space Bureau, which oversees satellite licensing and policy. Jordan has approved incentives for satellite infrastructure projects worth more than $10 million, provided they include at least six gateway stations and local points of presence. Consumer Protection: Rogers must pay a C$15 million penalty over advertising its wireless plans as unlimited despite speed reductions after usage thresholds. US-China Tensions: The FCC plans to vote on a proposal to block Chinese telecom companies from direct access to US phone numbers, citing safeguards against scams and security risks. Network Expansion: Greece says broadband vouchers have helped accelerate fiber deployment, while Telekom plans to double or triple speeds for about 700,000 customers at no extra charge. Fiber Innovation: Chinese researchers report a transmission record of 3.2 petabits per second using a multi-core optical fiber.
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