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Broadband providers are still figuring out what comes next, and so are the organizations supporting the industry. At a Benton Institute panel, execs debated the lessons of BEAD so far and what the program’s latest iteration means for future infrastructure needs—while also weighing the potential role of broadband networks in the data center and AI boom. Meanwhile, The WICT Network and NAMIC Next are putting their own evolution on display as they get ready to kick off a new-look Leadership Development Week.

Be sure to check out the newest edition of CFX: The Magazine’s Top Ops Awards, honoring those charging forward in the modern media and connectivity space—including Tier 1 Operator of the Year Mediacom, Convergence Champion Charter, Fiber Provider of the Year Ripple Fiber and many more.

Doubts Linger Over BEAD's Overhaul
It was hard for the $42.5 billion BEAD program not to get a few jabs during a Benton Institute for Broadband & Society panel on the broadband marketplace. Read More »
 
 
New Leaders, New Look for LDW
When Leadership Development Week kicks off on Oct. 5, there will be changes from top to bottom—starting with management. Read More »
 
 
Just Released: CFX Top Ops Magazine
CFX: The Magazine’s annual Top Ops issue is here. Read More »
 
 
NECN's Spectrum News Refresh
New Englanders tuning into New England Cable News were greeted by a rebranded and refreshed network now owned and operated by Charter. Read More »
 
 
In the Wild: Kinetic's Milestone Week
Kinetic doesn’t do things small when there’s a milestone to celebrate. Read More »
 
 
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