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Ubiquitous connectivity has been an unattainable goal in the USA, despite hundreds of billions in investment.

Geopolitical, historical, and linguistic factors shape which companies and countries are relied upon for web infrastructure.

Starlink's IP geolocation data shows the use of the satellite Internet service in isolated and disputed territories, and even other planets.

Under-connected families have access to the Internet; they just can’t rely on having it when needed.

New changes to US broadband assistance programs may unintentionally favor certain technologies, such as fixed wireless or LEO satellite Internet services.

New findings challenge the assumption that digital divides disappear once basic broadband infrastructure is widely available.

OneWeb's lack of Inter-Satellite Links impairs its seamless handover performance.

GlobalSign's growing popularity among the top 1,000 most popular websites as the preferred SSL certificate authority has changed the global balance of market concentration.

New study shows how spatial analysis can turn scattered crowdsourced Internet performance data into a cohesive regional map.

Study finds that more than 40% of government-funded broadband supported premises are not being served by subsidized Internet service providers.

The Universal Service Fund's current funding model needs to align with its current usage with Internet users subsidizing Internet deployment.

Xaminer supports joint cross-layer impact analysis for multiple disasters or events, combining the effects of different events on the infrastructure.