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Former Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Michael O’Reilly said policymakers have “an obligation” to modernize the U.S. freight rail’s wireless technology, and effort he said has been “stymied by what appears to be the freight rail industry’s lack of prioritization.”
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A former commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) said today that it's hard to give "much credibility" to comments by the rail industry that the industry is on schedule to comply an FCC-approved, $110 million initiative to modernize North America's rail communications systems by April 2026.
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The head of the American Association of Railroads (AAR) told a U.S. House panel this week that the railroads are on schedule to comply with a Federal Communications Commission (FCC)-approved, $110 million initiative to modernize North America's rail communications systems by 2025, reallocating 900 MHz spectrum to support broadband deployment.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved a $110 million initiative to modernize North America's rail communications systems by 2025, reallocating 900 MHz spectrum to support broadband deployment.
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U.S. rail carriers were granted a new wireless broadband frequency by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) four years ago, but concerns are growing that a transition to the new network is not being robustly pursued.
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The nation’s largest railroad trade association told the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) its members will make a Sept. 2025 deadline to transition to new communications technology, enabling freight trains to finally access modern, high-bandwidth software applications that will improve safety.
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Linda Moore, CEO of TechNet, a bipartisan group of technology CEOs, said the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) ban on imports from Chinese telecommunications companies including Huawei and ZTE will be beneficial to American national security.
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The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently added two Chinese companies to a list of companies that it believes threaten national security given their associations with foreign governments or groups.