
The Fiber Broadband Association provides advocacy, education and resources to companies, organizations and communities who want to deploy the best networks through fiber to the home, fiber to the business and fiber everywhere. Get Association updates and Fiber for Breakfast The Fiber Broadband Association's weekly 30-minute live video discussion hosted by our President and CEO, Gary Bolton, and fe... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 287 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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The E-Rate program has connected virtually every school and library in America to broadband, growing classroom internet access from just 14% in 1996 to near-universal today. But for the first time in the program's nearly 30-year history, the FCC is a... more
As fiber deployments accelerate nationwide, one major challenge continues to delay projects and increase costs: right-of-way and permitting issues. Too often, broadband providers, municipalities, and contractors face unnecessary expenses and setbacks... more
The BEAD program represents a once-in-a-generation investment, but it also creates a major oversight challenge for state broadband offices. How can states ensure every project meets specifications without stretching staff or exhausting limited budget... more
In this week’s episode of Fiber for Breakfast, Ahmed Ali, Senior Analyst and Lead of CRU’s Optical Fibre and Cable Service, joins Gary Bolton, President & CEO of the Fiber Broadband Association, to discuss how AI, cloud and data centre growth are res... more
Quantum networking is quickly moving from research concept to infrastructure conversation—and fiber providers may already hold the foundation. In this episode of Fiber for Breakfast, Professor Prem Kumar, Director, Center of Photonic Communications a... more
AI is transforming broadband networks from simple connectivity platforms into intelligent infrastructures that can predict, adapt, and optimize performance in real time. As AI applications drive new traffic patterns, latency requirements, and custome... more
FTTH technology is clearly the “end game” solution for wireline broadband access services, however, the speed and scope of operator migration to full-fiber networks varies widely, depending on factors such as operator roadmaps and competitive landsca... more
AI is rapidly reshaping enterprise infrastructure and operations (I&O), placing new demands on compute, networking, virtualization, security, and talent management. On the next episode of Fiber for Breakfast, Ron Westfall, Vice President and Practice... more
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The show centers on fiber as a critical infrastructure for 21st century communications, exploring how fiber enables emerging technologies, smart city deployments, AI workloads, and next-generation broadband strategies. Episodes frequently cover topics such as policy and funding (BEAD, IIJA, ACP), regulatory developments, network innovations (FTTH, PON, DOCSIS transitions, inline amplifiers), and the economics of deployment, including CAPEX/OPEX considerations and data-driven planning. Guests span policymakers, industry analysts, and executives from leading fiber and technology companies, offering practical guidance on implementation, funding, and market dynamics. A few standout patterns include deep dives into AI-enabled edge compute, netwo... more
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Recent guests on Fiber for Breakfast include:
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