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TAMPA, Fla. — The Trump administration has issued a new report for giving $42.5 billion in U.S. rural broadband funding, relaxing restrictions on Starlink and other satellite providers go in for supporting under the Biden-era program. This Starlink latest update in this month will take this project to the sky
Commerce’s National Telecommunications department and Information Administration (NTIA) collectively said on June 6 it will now apply a technology-neutral approach in awarding little rewards under BEAD ( Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment).
Congress founded the program in 2021 with a focus on fiber to ease the closely country’s digital divide.
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Announcing a review of BEAD in March, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Mr. Howard Lutnick criticize “woke mandates, favoritism towards some fixed type of technologies, and awkward regulations” for the program not yet connecting any type of users.
Armand Musey is a well-known space industry analyst & founder of advisory firm Summit Ridge Group, explain his analysis the tech-neutrality reform provision will be beneficial for SpaceX’s Starlink, the satellite operator with the most tograb.
“However, it’s confusing situation that how avidly it will be accepted at the state and local level,” he sum up his final words that, “where there is often a big bias towards job creation, where fiber has more to offer these type of opportunities.”
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NTIA’s declare a day after a public spat between President Trump and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk, which contained some threats to cancel the company’s government contracts not long after he end his words with a formal cost-cutting advisory role in the administration.
Rural grants take two
In 2020, near the end of the Trump administration, SpaceX was temporarily given almost $900 million in government funding to help bring internet to rural areas. This money came from a program run by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) called the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF).
But in 2022, the FCC said SpaceX hadn’t clearly shown how it would meet the program’s goals. After SpaceX appealed the decision, the FCC still rejected the funding in 2023.
In November, shortly after Trump nominated him to lead the agency, Reuters cited FCC chair Brendan Carr saying he did not expect the grant to be reinstated, despite previously pillory the rejection.
In addition to embracing technology neutrality, the new BEAD rules mission to streamline environmental reviews, remove workforce mandates and other regulatory barriers.
In this way this would be helpful for the those people who live in that society.