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A Decline in BEAD Eligibility Signals the Program’s Current Success

A Decline in BEAD Eligibility Signals the Program’s Current Success

Decline in BEAD Eligibility Shows Growth From 2022 to now, the shift towards digital reliance has continued to grow. There has been a major expansion in 5G, breakthroughs in quantum […]
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Cloaking Provides Optical Security

As the Edward Snowden leak swept news outlets, the world discovered that the British spy agency, Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ), was tapping fiber optic cables that carry international phone and Internet traffic and then sharing that information with the ..

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Fiber Duplication Hinders Growth in South Africa

Fiber optic technology has taken off in South Africa, but both the government and private sectors are laying cables. Industry leaders — Telecoms, Dark Fibre Africa, Vodacom, Internet Solutions, Teraco and Jasco ICT Solutions — have urged the government to stop laying fiber where the infrastructure already exists.

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Fiber Could Have the Same Impact as the Railroad

In the 1800s, the railroad provided extreme economic growth to cities and towns across America. According to one Georgia County, fiber optics appear to be the next determinant of economic growth. According to Henry County Commissioner Brian Preston, the railroads moved goods ..

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Rock Stars Invest in Fiber-Optics

Rock Stars Invest in Fiber-Optics

This spring, ground was broken on a new intercity fiber optic project connecting New York City to Ashburn, VA, which Gizmodo refers to as the “Bullseye of America’s Internet.” The new fiber-optic network, built by United Fiber & Data, has a few surprisingly backers: three members of the multi-platinum band, Live.

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Light Beam “Twins” Redefine Fiber Speeds

According to researchers at Alcatel-Lucent’s Bell Labs, the technology behind noise-cancelling headphones may redefine fiber optics. A limiting factor behind fiber optic speed is noise. The farther a signal travels, the more power is needed. As power increases, so does noise.

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Georgia County Considers GIS Mapping

GIS (geographic information system) integrates geographical features of the land or metro area with tabular data to provide an efficient way to dig deeper into data and find solutions to “real world” problems.Through a series of overlaid map layers, a GIS mapping system allows for further analysis of data than what can be seen on the surface …..

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Using GIS for Disaster Management

Simply put, GIS is one of the most important and useful tools when responding to a natural disaster. The centralized, readily-available, and highly accurate spatial information offered by a GIS helps to simplify data management and lessen the time taken to respond with the appropriate actions in order to alleviate threats during an unexpected event.

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Forgotten Town Gets a Chance for Fiber Optic Internet

Vershire, Vermont is a tiny historic town tucked into a narrow valley near the start of the Ompompanoosuc River. For this Orange County town of 730 people and 15 businesses, patience is simply an accepted part of everyday living. Being the smallest town in Orange County, Vershire has been passed over and ignored when it comes to most things.

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