Daily Archives: August 4, 2020

NCTA brings real-world operational insights into engagement with regulators, standards bodies, and the broader research community. A key focus is ensuring that technology, spectrum policy, and standards evolve together in ways that support scalable, high-performance connectivity and continued growth across the broadband ecosystem.

Resilience is not a technical afterthought but a moral and economic imperative. It calls for purposeful design, rehearsed operations, inclusive community measures, and regional cooperation so that when disaster strikes, connectivity endures and communities recover faster.

That invisible infrastructure, the Internet, is one, if not the most, single most consequential technological achievement in human history. 

The Advanced Wireless panel on spectrum issues addressed spectrum utilization and the management of access needed to enable future applications, approaching the topic from a US policy perspective.

April 25th—a date that has long served as a moment for institutions, museums, and foundations around the world to revisit the places where Guglielmo Marconi’s work continues to echo.

The conversation is shifting from what AI can do to whether organizations, institutions, and society are ready to trust it. Deployment is accelerating, but so are the risks.

The Internet’s greatest vulnerabilities no longer lie in its protocols – they lie in the systems and infrastructure that sustain them. That was the central message at ICANN’s Internet Resilience plenary in Mumbai, where the Marconi Society’s Internet Resilience Advisory Council brought technical leaders, policymakers, and operators together to confront a growing reality.

How to integrate diverse technologies into a seamless, efficient, and economically viable network architecture.

AI systems are increasingly operating autonomously, making decisions that affect millions of people. But how do we build trust in systems that evolve continuously and operate at global scale?