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Innovation Fund NOFO 3 Overview

January 23, 2025

The Public Wireless Supply Chain Innovation Fund (Innovation Fund) third Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) will invest in software solutions for industry verticals and integration automation to further drive Open Radio access Network (Open RAN) adoption. This overview provides more information on the specific research focus areas and how to apply.

Technology in Service of Human Progress: NTIA’s Accomplishments in the Biden-Harris Administration

January 07, 2025
During Assistant Secretary Alan Davidson’s tenure under the Biden-Harris Administration, NTIA has advanced key initiatives, from bridging the digital divide to optimizing federal spectrum resources and fostering the development of a more inclusive and efficient Internet. These accomplishments highlight the substantial impact NTIA had during Assistant Secretary Davidson’s tenure at NTIA and will continue to have in shaping a more connected and equitable future for all.

Equity Fact Sheet: How Internet for All Investments Are Reaching Underserved Communities

October 18, 2024
High-speed Internet service powers education and the economy. It supports access to health care and education, and it connects us to our neighbors and to those we love. People without Internet service are forced to go without fundamental necessities. The latest NTIA Internet Use Survey shows that roughly 1 in 6 American households aren't connected to the Internet.

NTIA Receives 43 Comments on 6G Policy

September 25, 2024

NTIA received 43 written comments in response to its Request for Comment (RFC) on how U.S. government policies can support the development of the next mobile generation: 6G.

Secure and reliable communications services are vital to U.S. economic competitiveness and national security. The wireless industry is beginning to plan for the development of 6G, and the U.S. has already partnered with like-minded partners in establishing joint principles to shape the future of this next mobile generation.