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Researchers Set New Fiber Optic Speed Record of 178 Tbps

By Ash Hill published

Researchers from UCL, KDDI and Xtera worked together to set a new world data transmission rate record.

Comcast Lobbies US Lawmakers Over Google DNS Encryption

By Ash Hill published

Comcast targets Google in new lobby to US Lawmakers over Google's new DNS encryption settings planned for Chrome.

TH Community Trophy Contest - Polling Now Open

By Tom's Hardware Community published

Help us celebrate our forum upgrade by sending us your best and brightest ideas for new trophies.

Court Rules: Common-Carrier Status Won’t Protect ISPs From FTC Regulation

By Leon Chan published

FCC Plans To Dismantle Net Neutrality Rules

By Zak Islam published

Net neutrality is in jeopardy. Again.

Opposing Comcast's Internet Bandwidth Cap (Opinion)

By Joe Pishgar published

Comcast's recent bandwidth cap was bad enough; now the ISP is trying to convince users that this is totally fine.

ISP Review Roundup & Reader Survey Results

By Derek Forrest published

The results of our Internet service provider reader survey are out. Here's how the top-rated ISPs compare in price, performance, reliability and support.

Facebook's Internet.org Reaches 1 Billion Users; Aquila UAV Revealed

By Niels Broekhuijsen published

Facebook's Internet.org now reaches over 1 billion people after expanding into Malawi.

UPnP Forging Path To IoT: Standards, Certification, Horizontal Integration

By Katherine Hambrick, Seth Colaner published

Universal Plug and Play is the original Internet of Things, in a way. Devices sharing media and information is the basis of IoT, so it is no wonder that UPnP hopes to shape IoT in the near future.

Comcast Drops TWC Merger Deal

By Niels Broekhuijsen published

Cable giant Comcast is dropping the merger deal with Time Warner Cable.

Comcast Promises Nationwide 2 Gbps Internet Service By End Of 2015, 1 Gbps In 2016

By Rexly Peñaflorida published

Comcast announced 2 Gbps "Gigabit Pro" service to Atlanta next month, with a nationwide rollout by the end of the year. The company also pledged a one-gigabit service tier by the end of 2016.

Verizon, Cisco, Microsoft And Others Pull The Plug On Default Encryption In HTTP/2

By Lucian Armasu published

IETF goes back on its promise to encrypt the whole web by default due to pressure from the Open Web Alliance group, which includes Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, Cisco, Microsoft and others.

Telecom Companies Argue For Specialized Services In E.U. Net Neutrality Law

By Lucian Armasu published

ISPs make a case for specialized services in E.U. net neutrality law.

Obama Signs Executive Order At National Cybersecurity Summit

By Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

President Obama spoke in Silicon Valley about events affecting cybersecurity and the development of the Internet and signed an executive order.

Verizon Prepares For Uncertainty Regarding Potential FCC Rules

By Seth Colaner, Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

Following the recent FCC auction for the AWS-3 spectrum bands meant for use in wireless telecommunications, Verizon is selling off large parts of its business.

FCC Chairman's Proposal Will Radically Change The Rules Of The Internet

By Seth Colaner, Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

The FCC is making news again today as Chairman Wheeler submitted a draft that, if approved by the FCC commissioners on February 26, will revolutionize the Internet in the United States.

Tim Berners-Lee Calls For Strong EU Net Neutrality Laws, Ban Of 'Positive Discrimination'

By Lucian Armasu published

Tim Berners-Lee calls for the adoption of a strong net neutrality law EU-wide, before digital discrimination becomes entrenched on the Internet.

FCC Investigates Municipal Broadband Battle In North Carolina And Tennesee

By Seth Colaner, Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

The FCC is considering taking action in a dispute between ISPs and Chattanooga, Tennessee and Wilson, North Carolina.

FCC Bumps Baseline Broadband Definition To 25Mbps

By Seth Colaner, Michael Justin Allen Sexton published

The FCC voted to raise the minimum standard for what constitutes "broadband" Internet speeds to 25Mbps, up from 4Mbps.

Former Opera CEO Launches New Vivaldi Browser For 'Hardcore' Browser Users

By Kevin Parrish published

This browser is made by previous members of the Opera team.

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