National Telecommunications and Information Administration

04/11/2023

Today, Assistant Secretary of Commerce and NTIA Administrator Alan Davidson announced the launch of a Request for Comment seeking public input into what policies will help businesses, government, and the public be able to trust that artificial intelligence (AI) systems work as claimed – and without causing harm.

As new AI systems sweep across the globe, they’ve demonstrated the potential to transform everything about the nature of work, play, and life in our communities.

President Biden has been clear that when it comes to AI, we must both support responsible innovation and ensure appropriate guardrails to protect Americans’ rights and safety.

Working with partners in the private sector and civil society, the administration is developing a whole-of-nation strategy to meet this significant moment in development.

Learn More: https://ntia.gov/press-release/2023/ntia-seeks-public-input-boost-ai-accountability

02/13/2023

Welcoming Amanda Toman as the brand-new NTIA lead for the Innovation Fund! She will spearhead NTIA's efforts during a critical period for the Fund's mission to diversify the global wireless supply chain and create new jobs in America.

Additionally, we're pleased to announce that Russ Hanser will be Associate Administrator for Policy Analysis and Development! He's worked closely with our team as a senior advisor to Secretary Raimondo on technology and telecommunications issues.

We're confident that these leaders will help us navigate complex policy issues as we work to deliver results for the American people and shape the future in our interconnected world.

01/20/2023

Join us next Tuesday, 1/24 from 10 am - 12 pm EST for a virtual public listening session on the Innovation Fund. This initiative will work to foster greater competition in global wireless markets, lowering costs for consumers and creating new jobs and businesses in our communities. More details are available here: https://ntia.gov/page/industry-listening-session-public-wireless-supply-chain-innovation-fund

12/25/2022

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from the team at NTIA!

12/12/2022

UPDATE: Our request for comments on the $1.5 billion goes live this week.

This fund will help jumpstart open-architecture, software-based wireless technologies, increasing competition and securing our future.

Read more at the new Innovation Fund page on NTIA.gov: https://ntia.gov/page/america-s-innovation-fund-securing-our-future

12/07/2022

We're launching the Innovation Fund, a $1.5 billion effort to jumpstart competition in wireless equipment markets and unlock the full potential of and successor technologies. Read more about the effort in Axios: https://www.axios.com/2022/12/07/huawei-alternatives-5g-cellural-equipment-oran

12/05/2022

The initiative is already making a difference in communities throughout the country. Read more below!

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11/30/2022

Assistant Secretary Davidson is live with Governor David Ige to announce major new support for affordable, reliable high-speed Internet service in Hawai'i. Tune in! https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=432527522424753

11/24/2022

Thanksgiving is a time to connect – with loved ones, friends, and delicious food.

Happy Thanksgiving from America’s connectivity agency!

11/22/2022

The is coming soon! We’ve been working internally to prepare to implement this key national priority. Follow along here and at NTIA.gov & contact us at [email protected] for more information.

10/07/2022

Turning our moment into movement for .

This year's Digital Inclusion Week comes at a special time as the Biden-Harris Administration continues to deliver billions of dollars of funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to connect the unconnected. Hear more from state & local leaders and equity advocates about what this moment means, from as a to , in the video below:

10/03/2022

"When our learners and their families do not have access to a basic necessity such as the Internet, we are telling them that they are not worthy."

October 3rd-7th is Digital Inclusion Week. Hear a message from NTIA's first-ever Digital Equity Director, Angela Thi Bennett, on the progress we've made to create and the work still left to do to bridge the digital divide in our country.