News: New York Fed study highlights major broadband inequities

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Plus, NMHC and RETTC bring advocacy directly to Capitol Hill

New York Fed study highlights major broadband inequities A new study has found that moderate and low-income neighborhoods pay a higher percentage of their income for broadband of less quality. Read more NMHC and RETTC bring advocacy directly to Capitol Hill Housing affordability, housing finance reform, and technology all remain top priorities for the rental housing industry. Read more Harmonic and Mediacom mark milestone Moline, Illinois deployment Mediacom is rolling out DOCSIS 4.0-based services in Moline, Illinois. According to Harmonic it's a milestone deployment. Read more RightFiber begins lighting up customers in Paducah, Kentucky RightFiber, a brand of Ritter Communications, has begun lighting up new fiber customers in Paducah, Kentucky. Read more Bandwidth Hawk: Will 100×20 Mbps be enough in 2035? Hell no! Artificial intelligence is this year’s driver of more bandwidth demand. AI is not a blip, though. It will continue to stimulate demand in ways we have yet to grapple with, or even to conceive. Broadband Communities produces award-winning events, connecting over 120,000 buyers and sellers in the global telecom market This email has been sent to you by Broadband Communities. Want to change the emails you receive? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this newsletter Terms | Privacy View online This email was sent by a company owned by Terrapinn Holdings, registered office at Wren House, 43 Hatton Garden, London, EC1N 8EL, United Kingdom