Webinar THIS Wednesday, April 15, 1 p.m. ET

How AI Inference is

Transforming Connectivity

AI inference is revolutionizing how networks think, adapt and deliver value. As intelligence moves to the edge, providers that harness AI-driven insights are cutting costs, accelerating delivery and unlocking new revenue streams.

This Wednesday, April 15 at 1 p.m. ET, join Connectbase CEO and Founder Ben Edmond and INCOMPAS CEO Chip Pickering to see how Connectbase is leading the charge—turning AI inference into actionable intelligence that drives measurable ROI. 

Learn how to use AI-powered data to optimize network planning, automate quoting and capture more deals in less time. Attendees will gain a clear roadmap to:

• Boost efficiency and reduce operational costs
• Accelerate go-to-market with AI-driven automation
• Turn connectivity data into revenue opportunities

Wednesday, April 15 | 1 p.m. ET

Advanced registration required.

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FCC Releases Tentative Agenda for April 30 Open Meeting

The FCC issued a tentative agenda for its April 30 open meeting, where it will consider:

• Combatting Robocalls Through Enhanced Know-Your-Customer Requirements – A Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to enhance existing Know-Your-Customer (KYC) requirements by seeking comment on the information originating providers must obtain from customers before they make calls, how providers should verify that information, and proposing to better set penalties for violations of these requirements proportionate to harm. The FCC says this would fill gaps between general KYC requirements and the types of rigorous steps necessary to protect consumers from illegal calls.
• Establishing a New E-Rate Competitive Bidding Portal – A report and order and order on reconsideration that would establish a competitive bidding portal and adopt several proposals aimed at streamlining and simplifying E-Rate Program procedures.
• Ensuring Integrity and Security in Electronic Device Testing – A second report and order, order on reconsideration, and second FNPRM aimed at strengthening national security and reciprocity through the equipment authorization program. The item would incentivize U.S. and allied testing and certification by creating a fast‑track review process for applications tested in trusted test labs, direct updates to post‑market surveillance procedures, bolster enforcement tools, and establish confidential channels for industry to report potential violations or national security concerns.
• Protecting Against National Security Threats in Domestic Telecommunications Service – An NPRM proposing to exclude entities identified on the covered list from providing domestic interstate telecommunications services pursuant to blanket authority under Section 214, and seeks comment on other potential exclusions from blanket authority under Section 214 and other related measures.
• Modernizing Spectrum Sharing for Satellite Broadband – A report and order that would promote efficient spectrum sharing between geostationary and nongeostationary satellite systems and update the framework for how these satellite systems share spectrum.
• Amending the Audible Crawl Rule – A third FNPRM to amend the audible crawl rule and eliminate a technically unworkable provision while ensuring people who are visually impaired continue receiving the critical emergency information they need.