State officials are waiting for guidance on how they can spend billions of federal dollars earmarked for rural broadband projects.

Agencies Should Take Steps to Better Target Underserved Areas and Consider Sustainability

Wyoming Wrestles With Unprecedented Power Demand From Massive Data Centers

Broadband Providers Are Expanding Service in Areas Where There May Be Only One Customer Per Mile

The joint initiative expands long‑haul fiber infrastructure to meet growing data demands.

The seriousness of development threat to farms and ranches.

Can the energy infrastructure serving the U.S. defense industrial base sustain production under mobilization?

Two Wyoming ranchers say diversification of their land is key to their survival and that property owners should have the freedom to decide what to do with their land. That includes allowing wind farms and other energy development.

Bigger data centers are coming. How can Wyoming get ahead of the boom?

Wyoming Broadband Office Advances to Next Phase of Historic BEAD Program

The concentration of more than 143 data centers in Virginia's Loudoun County is creating unprecedented demands on the nation's power grid and raising questions about infrastructure resilience.

The cybersecurity of AI data centers is becoming increasingly important.

[R]ural, low-income, and other vulnerable communities struggle to get access to [government] funding.

Data center development has run amok. The area in Northern Virginia known as "Data Center Alley," for example, is the largest cluster of data centers in the world. That's a problem.

Open and watch the 30-second RNDI video.

A set of recommendations for the safe and secure development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in critical infrastructure from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).

Read how the U.S. Department of Transportation implemented billions of dollars in 2004 to build rural infrastructure.

America [still] has a rural broadband problem. Still relevant 8 years following this 2018 Brookings Institution report.