Texas moves bill to found cybersecurity command center through the Legislature
House Bill 150 was introduced to the Legislature as an emergency item to create the Texas Cyber Command (TCC).
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Texas stands firm on satellite broadband commitment despite policy shifts
The Texas Broadband Development Office reaffirmed its commitment to launch a Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite Grant Program.
Global experts, tech innovators to convene at Smart City Expo USA
The headline speakers will share insights on the future of AI, infrastructure and urban innovation.
New York county receives $26 million to connect rural communities with broadband network
The funds will enable Oswego County to build 345 miles of fiber infrastructure to reach rural areas.
Federal grants target scientific cyberinfrastructure research
The foundation seeks to advance scientific discovery and innovation through its Cybersecurity Innovation for Cyberinfrastructure (CICI) program.
Williamson County approves creation of Spaceport Development Corporation
The Williamson County Commissioners Court has signed off on creating the Central Texas Spaceport Development Corporation (SDC). The SDC is a nonprofit organization designed to prioritize dedicated infrastructure for spacecraft, rockets and satellites, known as spaceports. These include building and developing specialized
FCC launches deregulation initiative, seeks industry input
The FCC is seeking public input on every rule that could be eliminated to reduce regulatory burdens in the telecommunications sector.
States pioneer new bills to reinforce cybersecurity infrastructure, policies for public entities
States are introducing new legislation promoting stronger cybersecurity measures by modernizing IT infrastructure.
Energy investments needed to fuel next-gen data infrastructure
Electricity consumption from data centers is projected to rise from 5% to over 16% of total U.S. electricity use by 2033.
Smart city investments to reach $3.7T as cities prepare for autonomous vehicles
Verra Mobility released a new study, which found 93% of U.S. cities are preparing for driverless vehicles within the next five years.
