Microsoft is publicly challenging the Federal Communications Committee's (FCC) recent broadband-availability reports. This outcry correlates with the fact that the American government's broadband-mapping philosophy has been under scrutiny for some time. According to Microsoft, the FCC's data "appears to overstate the extent to which broadband is actually available throughout the nation." The FCC currently defines broadband as 25 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up. In some areas, however, Microsoft has asse...
Microsoft is publicly challenging the Federal Communications Committee's (FCC) recent broadband-availability reports. This outcry correlates with the fact that the American government's broadband-mapping philosophy has been under scrutiny for some time. According to Microsoft, the FCC's data "appears to overstate the extent to which broadband is actually available throughout the nation." The FCC currently defines broadband as 25 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up. In some areas, however, Microsoft has asse...
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