Upcoming event

As the industry continues to respond to the pandemic and explore new ways to operate and drive growth, ISE and Render are bringing together a team of industry leaders to highlight areas of opportunity and ways for network operators and their trusted partners to maximize their investment, accelerate deployment and connect customers smarter and faster in 2021.

Key predictions will cover:
 + Best-practice network deployment trends and approaches
 + Funding models
 + Innovative and future-ready technologies
 + Strategic partnerships

See this Jan 27 update

The first meeting of the new Disability Advisory Committee term.

The meeting will be held remotely, with video and audio coverage at www.fcc.gov/live. DAC members will discuss (i) the roles and responsibilities of the Committee and its members; (ii) issues that the Committee will address; (iii) meeting schedules; and (iv) any other topics relevant to the DAC’s work.

Rural and tribal libraries across the US helped create the Towards Gigabit Libraries toolkit, a free, self-service guide for rural and tribal libraries to understand and improve their broadband and technology resources. If you're struggling with technology in your library, please join this interactive webinar to learn about the toolkit and how it can help you seek solutions. 

At the end of this webinar, attendees will be able to:

CES 2021 will digitally convene businesses, thought leaders, policymakers, media and the broader tech community to launch products, build brands and form partnerships. Hear from technology innovators, see the latest product launches, and engage with global brands and startups from around the world. 

As demand grows for more capable networks, optimizing wireless spectrum — the ranges of radio waves used for wireless communication — is important for America’s digital future. Reallocating spectrum for commercial and government use has been a top priority in recent years. This means working with international, federal, and state officials to reallocate spectrum to those who can make better use of it, maximizing the potential of this limited resource. How have the many government agencies involved tackled this issue?

Middle-mile networks and anchor institutions