Nicole Ferraro is a Senior Editor and Host of "The Divide." She specializes in the telecommunications industry, focusing on themes such as telecom transportation and mobility, 5G technology, and the digital divide. Her insights and expertise have been featured in Esquire magazine, Benton Institute for Broadband & Society, IWCE's Urgent Communications, and Light Reading.
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Nicole Ferraro's coverage is predominantly focused on government announcements, legal policy regulation and press releases within the business and industry sector. She provides insights into topics such as fiber infrastructure, the BEAD program, Universal Service Fund, NTIA, and ACP (Affordable Connectivity Program).
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By: Jeff Baumgartner, Nicole Ferraro, Anne Morris, Robert Clark, Rob Pegoraro, Rob Pegoraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford Iain Morris
In a remote part of the UK, Virgin Media O2 shows off its Starlink-based satellite service and looks forward to some big improvements.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Rob Pegoraro, Nicole Ferraro, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Nicole Ferraro
As the FCC considers ending the E-Rate program, which subsidizes telecom services for schools and libraries, a recent study shows that losing the program would cost the US economy $4.2 billion annually.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Rob Pegoraro, Nicole Ferraro, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: Nexfibre vents anger at regulator's merger report; Telefónica and NOS do defense connectivity; Tele2's Q3.
South Korean data center firm Elice's IPO disappointment is the latest sign AI boom may have peaked.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Paul Rainford, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford
Singtel and Ericsson entered a five-year partnership to scale up Singapore's 5G Advanced capabilities and accelerate the adoption of AI-native networks.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford
In its latest copper network shutdown update, AT&T says it has decommissioned more than 100 wire centers that served 500 communities and 1.3 million locations across 18 states.
This week in broadband builds: News from Michigan's BEAD program, Comcast, Spectrum, Wire 3, Ziply Fiber and Dobson Fiber.
By: Nicole Ferraro, Anne Morris, Jeff Baumgartner, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford
Chinese operators see more red ink in Q3 as their core businesses continue to shrink.
By: Robert Clark, Nicole Ferraro, Robert Clark, Anne Morris, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford
The FCC has approved SpaceX's application to acquire Tristar's AWS-3 spectrum licenses, rounding out near-nationwide coverage in the band for SpaceX's next-gen direct-to-device (D2D) platform.
By: Robert Clark, Nicole Ferraro, Jeff Baumgartner, Robert Clark, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Jeff Baumgartner, Robert Clark, Jeff Baumgartner, Paul Rainford, Paul Rainford, Assistant Edi
Also in today's EMEA regional roundup: UK gets tough on subsea cable damage; Sunrise rows back on job cuts; Telia surprises itself in Q3.
