Technology
Friday, 8/21, 06:41 AM
The FCC drops its long-term gigabit broadband goal
- The Federal Communications Commission has abolished, without replacement, the aspiration that American broadband should eventually reach 1 gigabit down and 500 megabits up.
- The agency says the target was not technology neutral and favored fiber over satellite and fixed wireless.
- The benchmark for what counts as broadband stays at 100 down and 20 up.