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The Semiconductor Industry Association, a trade group representing U.S chipmakers such as Intel Corp., Qualcomm Inc. and IBM Corp., came out in support of the House GOP’s “Better Way” tax plan on Tuesday.
Republicans in both chambers this week introduced resolutions designed to overturn the Federal Communications Commission’s privacy rule for internet service providers.
FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly on Tuesday said he wants the agency to pre-empt municipal regulations that block or slow the deployment of 5G infrastructure.
President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order to revoke and replace a previous immigration order that was halted by a federal appeals court.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai on Thursday announced the expansion of a pilot program aimed at increasing transparency by releasing the full text of all six agenda items to be discussed and voted on at the FCC’s March 23 meeting.
A bipartisan group of Senate and House lawmakers are pushing for President Donald Trump’s forthcoming budget plan to include $200 million for the development of 10 testing grounds for autonomous and connected vehicles recently approved by the Department of Transportation.
Senate Commerce Committee Chairman John Thune on Wednesday said he’s open to funneling a potential tranche of broadband infrastructure funding through the Federal Communications Commission’s Universal Service Fund.
U.S. broadcasters are concerned about what comes next after the Federal Communications Commission’s spectrum auction ends next month, but they’re confident that Ajit Pai (R) will be a strong industry ally during his tenure as FCC chairman.
As Congress and the Trump administration consider making changes to a federal program that provides visas to high-skilled foreign workers, the head of India’s top IT trade association is hoping to preserve the program that employs thousands of Indian tech workers in the United States each year.
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai on Friday announced his intention to stay a portion of rules the commission passed last year that would enact stronger privacy standards for broadband providers.
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