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Liberia to move ACE landing station after construction causes outages

Developing Telecoms

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) says that state-owned operator Libtelco and the Cable Consortium of Liberia (CCL) will relocate the countrys landing station for the Africa Coast to Europe (ACE) subsea cable, which has been suffering from outages blamed on construction work at the current landing site.

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NEC Unveils Solution to Modernise Mobile Network Infrastructure Construction

Telecom Talk

NEC Corporation has developed a solution that enables the modernisation of tasks, including planning, design and construction work, when telecommunications

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Reps McEwen and Johnson oppose HF47: a bill that relaxes recent legislation on certification for telecommunications installers

Blandin on Broadband

Pete Johnson on HF47: Provisions governing the certification of underground telecommunications installers modified Before last year, the broadband industry was an outlier in the utilities world, with almost no worker-training requirements. Still in implementation, it already is making Minnesotans safer.

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GTC and EXIM Bank deal will boost tower rollout in Cambodia

Developing Telecoms

Global Tower Corporation Pty Ltd (GTC), described as an independent player licensed for the construction and provision of telecommunication tower and related infrastructure services in the Kingdom of Cambodia, has secured US$19.97

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This week’s top stories from across the pond

Total Telecom

Industry applauds Senate approval of ACCESS Rural America Act Telecommunications industry leaders are applauding the passage of the ACCESS Rural America Act in the U.S. Which states are excelling and falling short on telehealth access? Here’s where some state plans are excelling, and others are falling short.

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FCC Asked to Block Provider from Shutting Down in Pennsylvania

Broadband Breakfast

  Everstream, a non-dominant telecommunications provider, has applied to terminate all services in Pennsylvania by June 30, 2025, as part of a broader exit from multiple states. The company is urging the FCC to deny Everstream’s request, citing previous agency rulings that blocked service terminations affecting public safety.

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Tom Reid: Common-Sense Solutions to Closing the Digital Divide in Rural America

Broadband Breakfast

The decrepit rural telecommunications infrastructure needs to be fully replaced, not patched. Topic #2: Regulatory Relief The regulatory burden imposed by the National Telecommunications and Information Administration on the BEAD program will unnecessarily delay construction, increase costs and diminish competition among ISPs for the funding. 

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