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GCI Acquires Quintillion to Enhance Alaska's Telecommunications Reliability

GCI Acquires Quintillion to Enhance Alaska's Telecommunications Reliability

GCI Holdings, LLC, a subsidiary of GCI Liberty, Inc., has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Quintillion, a fiber infrastructure provider in Alaska. This acquisition will integrate Quintillion's existing 1,800 miles of subsea and terrestrial fiber with GCI's statewide network, along with 1,500 miles of planned fiber expansion. The merger aims to improve network reliability in Alaska, where telecommunications are vital for daily life, healthcare, education, and public safety. The combined network will feature a self-healing, ringed architecture that automatically reroutes traffic during disruptions, enhancing connectivity for remote communities. GCI will manage the unified network using its Alaska-based expertise in monitoring, maintenance, and restoration.
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GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Enhancing Alaska's Fiber Infrastructure for National Defense

GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Enhancing Alaska's Fiber Infrastructure for National Defense

GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Enhancing Alaska's Fiber Infrastructure for National Defense
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GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Enhancing Alaska's Fiber Infrastructure

GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Enhancing Alaska's Fiber Infrastructure

GCI to Acquire Quintillion, Enhancing Alaska's Fiber Infrastructure
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TDS Telecom Acquires Granite State Communications, Expanding Fiber Network in New Hampshire

TDS Telecom Acquires Granite State Communications, Expanding Fiber Network in New Hampshire

TDS Telecom Acquires Granite State Communications, Expanding Fiber Network in New Hampshire
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FCC Grants Conditional Approval to Adtran's Router Portfolio, Ensuring Continued Broadband Expansion

FCC Grants Conditional Approval to Adtran's Router Portfolio, Ensuring Continued Broadband Expansion

FCC Grants Conditional Approval to Adtran's Router Portfolio, Ensuring Continued Broadband Expansion
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FCC Grants Conditional Approval to Adtran's SDG Router Portfolio, Facilitating Broadband Expansion

FCC Grants Conditional Approval to Adtran's SDG Router Portfolio, Facilitating Broadband Expansion

FCC Grants Conditional Approval to Adtran's SDG Router Portfolio, Facilitating Broadband Expansion
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Associated British Foods Announces Demerger of Food and Primark Divisions

Associated British Foods Announces Demerger of Food and Primark Divisions

Associated British Foods Announces Demerger of Food and Primark Divisions
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Groups sue Alaska election officials, allege the sharing of voter data with DOJ was unconstitutional

Groups sue Alaska election officials, allege the sharing of voter data with DOJ was unconstitutional

Voting and civil rights groups are suing Alaska elections officials, alleging their sharing of the state’s voter registration list with the U.S. Department of Justice is unconstitutional
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Mozambique's Communications Regulatory Authority Receives 5G Spectrum Proposals from Major Telcos

Mozambique's Communications Regulatory Authority Receives 5G Spectrum Proposals from Major Telcos

Mozambique's Communications Regulatory Authority (INCM) has initiated the process of allocating 5G spectrum by receiving proposals from the country's three main telecommunications companies: Tmcel, Vodacom Mozambique, and Movitel. The INCM plans to allocate frequencies in the 700 MHz, 2.6 GHz, and 3.5 GHz bands, which are considered crucial for balancing geographical coverage, network capacity, and service quality of 5G networks. The government decided in October 2025 to allocate these frequencies through administrative consignment rather than an auction, allowing it to impose conditions on telcos to meet coverage and service quality benchmarks. The proposals detail how each company plans to meet these conditions, focusing on maximizing the spectrum's social and economic value and ensuring progressive 5G rollout, especially in rural and high-impact areas. The INCM will now evaluate the technical, economic, and regulatory aspects of the applications.
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Juneau Group Raises Concerns Over B.C. Mine's Impact on Taku River

Juneau Group Raises Concerns Over B.C. Mine's Impact on Taku River

A Juneau-based environmental group, Salmon Beyond Borders, has expressed concerns about the potential impact of the New Polaris mining project in British Columbia on the Taku River. The project involves the redevelopment of a former gold mine near the Alaska border, with plans to use large vessels on the Taku River for transporting supplies and equipment. The group warns that these activities could threaten the river's ecosystem, particularly its salmon population, which is vital to the local economy and culture. The project has reached a new stage with its application to British Columbia's environmental assessment office.
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Fixated Acquires Studio71, Expanding Network to Over 1,000 Digital Creators

Fixated Acquires Studio71, Expanding Network to Over 1,000 Digital Creators

Fixated Acquires Studio71, Expanding Network to Over 1,000 Digital Creators
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Deutsche Telekom shares slip after T-Mobile merger talks reports

Deutsche Telekom shares slip after T-Mobile merger talks reports

BERLIN, April 22 (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom shares fell 1.5% on Wednesday on reports of potential merger talks between the German telecoms conglomerate and U.S.-based T-Mobile US, which would be the largest ever public merger if it goes ahead.