Sean Buckley is an Editor at Lightwave and Broadband Technology Report. He specializes in the telecommunications industry, deep tech, and event technology, often exploring themes related to business leaders, AI, and gaming. Sean's work has been featured in prominent outlets including CNET, Engadget, and Yahoo News.
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Sean Buckley's coverage primarily revolves around telecommunications, data centers, fiber optic internet, and related acquisitions within the tech industry. His focus on press releases and private sector announcements suggests he would be responsive to pitches offering exclusive news about company developments in these sectors.
He may also be interested in expert insights or analysis regarding emerging trends like AI impacting server semiconductor markets or the rise of gigabit Ethernet service adoption.
Given his lack of a specific geographic focus, Sean is likely open to covering stories from various locations as long as they are relevant to the global tech industry.
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By: Sean Buckley
Service provider brings fiber to more locations while growing its overall broadband subscriber base during the third quarter.
The new FCC regime, which will take effect next year, will likely alter the BEAD broadband program and net neutrality regulations.
By: Sean Buckley
The new agreement allows the provider to scale service availability to more business customers.
By: Sean Buckley
The research firm addresses the early financial results for the third quarter.
By: Sean Buckley
In this latest issue of Building Broadband, we’re tracking new broadband deployments from Brightspeed, Comporium, Conexon Connect, Dobson Fiber, Frontier, Grafton County, NH and...
By: Sean Buckley
The service provider continues expanding its fiber broadband network, leveraging its capital and government-funded sources.
The combined company, which Cox Communications owns, will have a unified message and network for businesses and government agencies.
By: Sean Buckley
The new economic study highlights the benefits of increased investment in fiber deployment.
The vendor reported an uptick in network solutions and fiber broadband opportunities.
President-elect Donald Trump named Brendan Carr to lead the FCC. Meanwhile, Frontier is shows how fiber broadband can transform the U.S. economy, and AFL soups up wireless connectivity...
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