Copper Sunsets and POTS Migration: A Complete Timeline
A series of forbearances from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have allowed carriers to shut down copper-based facilities faster and faster in recent years.
A series of forbearances from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have allowed carriers to shut down copper-based facilities faster and faster in recent years.
Taiwan telco Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) is set to decommission at least 5,000 of its base stations which use overlapping frequency bands with Asia Pacific
Following the directive of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) that all telecom sites in Zamfara state be shut down due to the rising spate of insecurity, GSM
Telecom sites are becoming more necessary than ever for the telecommunications industry. They are needed to keep up with the
Over the years, telecommunications companies have faced continuous threats by states government to shut down their base stations, over alleged unpaid taxes and levies.
Diesel business dispute between telecom tower managers, IHS, and the Natural Oil and Gas Suppliers Association of Nigeria, NOGASA, is threatening to affect telecom services
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has given the rationale for its directive to telecom companies to shut down base stations in Zamfara State, saying it is for
Nigeria''s telecommunications industry faces a potential crisis as the Association of Licensed Telecommunications Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) warns that over 16,000 base
A series of forbearances from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have allowed carriers to shut down copper-based
In compliance with the directive of the Nigerian Communications Commission that all telecom sites in Zamfara State be shut down due to the "pervading security situation" in the
So, after years of lobbying by US Telecom, the FCC announced that on August 2, 2022, US Telecom companies would no longer be required to provide landline service to these
Over the years, telecommunications companies have faced continuous threats by states government to shut down their base stations, over
So, after years of lobbying by US Telecom, the FCC announced that on August 2, 2022, US Telecom companies would no
Telecom sites are becoming more necessary than ever for the telecommunications industry. They are needed to keep up with the increasing demand for data storage and high
In compliance with the directive of the Nigerian Communications Commission that all telecom sites in Zamfara State be shut down due to the "pervading security situation" in the
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So, after years of lobbying by US Telecom, the FCC announced that on August 2, 2022, US Telecom companies would no longer be required to provide landline service to these smaller, local companies. But this regulation was the only reason large telecom providers were still offering copper wire landline service at all.
As the cost of maintaining copper wire infrastructure increases, telecom companies have lobbied the FCC to eliminate regulations that require them to provide landline service across the country. And in August of 2022, according to FCC Order 19-72 (which you can read in its entirety, here), those regulations will end.
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As soon as telecom providers have alternative internet-based fiber optic cable laid in an area, they will almost certainly shut down their copper wire landline service as soon as possible. If you want to keep your home phone, but don’t want to tie it to your internet, Community Phone has a solution.