Internet service provider Cogent cutting off access to Russian customers
Cogent initially blamed the invasion of Ukraine but later said it was complying with a new EU regulation passed on Tuesday.
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White House: More than 10 million households enrolled in Affordable Connectivity Program
The "broadband affordability gap" keeps more than 47 million Americans offline.
Samsung works with Howard University on broadband connectivity effort
The network has already deployed to part of the campus, with full-campus connectivity scheduled for phase 2.
Verizon delivers strong Q4 earnings, reports 2021 revenue of $133.6 billion
Total Fios revenues were $3.2 billion in Q4, an increase of 5.7% year over year.
Internet service returns to Burkina Faso and Yemen after coup and bombings
People in both Yemen and Burkina Faso were without internet for days due to outbreaks of violence in the past week.
Kazakhstan leaders shut down internet amid gas price protests
Internet activity in the country ground to a halt this week as protests erupted over a rise in gas prices.
Comcast says 'network issue' causing outages across Chicago, Bay Area, Los Angeles, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and more
The company said it was dealing with a "network issue" causing outages in at least 9 states.
South Korea, Denmark, Hong Kong, Switzerland and China lead way in mobile and fixed broadband download speed ranking
Mean download speeds over mobile and broadband this year are nearly 200% faster than in 2017, according to Speedtest.