Full Duplex DOCSIS expected in 2023 but won't be available to everyone at first.

The people who built the modem world in the 1980s laid the groundwork for millions of others who would bring their lives online in the 1990s and beyond.

From Sudan to Syria, Jordan to Jaipur, the trend towards digital authoritarianism is deepening

When he retired with stuff left on his to-do list, he expected fixes would flow. They haven't

A Michigan is expanding his fiber internet service from about 70 customers to nearly 600 thanks to funding aimed at expanding access to broadband internet

Millions of Americans will be able to get high-speed internet for no more than $30 a month under a deal President Joe Biden announced Monday.

Given the seemingly endless privacy scandals that now engulf the tech, telecom, and adtech sectors on a near-daily basis, many consumers have flocked to virtual private networks (VPN) to protect an…

Okta, an authentication company used by thousands of organizations around the world, says it’s investigating news of a potential breach, Reuters reports. The disclosure comes as hacking group Lapsus$ has posted screenshots to its Telegram channel claiming to be of Okta’s internal systems, including one that appears to show Okta’s Slack channels, and another with a Cloudflare interface.

When lawmakers focus on children’s online safety to get bills passed, they leave everyone else out. Now they’re trying again.

A few critical errors have brought down Russia's complex and objectively brilliant war of influence in the West.

ISPs dissuade customers from using their own routers, Consumer Reports tells FCC.

A French dad faces jail time and a hefty fine after using a signal jammer to prevent his kids from going online and taking the rest of a nearby town down with them.

Required consumer labels to include price, fees, data caps, and performance data.

The labels aim to help consumers navigate the industry's maze of prices and offers.

Check out what happens when you try to visit modern websites using Windows 98.

Eligible households can take up to $75 off their bills

Everybody needs high-speed internet. But private corporations will never provide it. The solution: treat internet infrastructure as a public utility, funded by the public and built by union workers.

The US ranked among the best globally for 5G availability, but that's really not saying much.

Every now and then, Adrian Ward likes to test himself against the internet’s most-used search engine. “There are times when I have the impulse to Google something, and I don’t,” said Ward, who studies psychology as an assistant professor of marketing at the University of Texas at Austin.