The Slow Lane Wins: FCC's Gigabit Speed Goal Abolished at a Pivotal Moment The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has eliminated its long standing gigabit speed goal, sparking debate about the implications for broadband deployment in the United States.
This decision, made under Chairman Brendan Carr's leadership, suggests that the FCC is prioritizing a more equitable approach to internet access – but at what cost?
The abolition of the gigabit speed goal represents a significant shift in the FCC's priorities.