Event
FCC Section 706 reports, 2024 and 2026
The FCC’s 2024 report said about 45 percent of households had no more than one provider of 100/20 Mbps service; the 2026 report, adopted 13 August 2026, put it at about 46 percent for fixed wireline, 23 percent counting fixed wireless and 3 percent counting satellite too.
- Dates
- 14 Mar 2024 – 14 Aug 2026
The FCC’s 2024 report said about 45 percent of households had no more than one provider of 100/20 Mbps service; the 2026 report, adopted 13 August 2026, put it at about 46 percent for fixed wireline, 23 percent counting fixed wireless and 3 percent counting satellite too.
Connections 3
involved
- Federal Communications Commission wrote both reports Primary record 1
- Brendan Carr chairman of the commission that called the 2024 report a “lone outlier” Primary record 1
- Jessica Rosenworcel chairwoman of the commission that adopted the 2024 report Primary record 2
Timeline 1 date
- 14 Mar 2024 – 14 Aug 2026 FCC Section 706 reports, 2024 and 2026
Proof 2 sources
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2026 Section 706 Report, FCC 26-55 (GN Docket No. 25-223), Federal Communications Commission, 14 Aug 2026.
Primary record
As of June 2025, approximately 46% of households did not have more than one provider option for 100/20 Mbps Fixed Wireline Service, down from approximately 51% in June 2024.
7. Against this precedent, a lone outlier—the 2024 Report—relied on extrinsic sources
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2024 Section 706 Report, FCC 24-27 (GN Docket No. 22-270), Federal Communications Commission, 18 Mar 2024.
Primary record
Approximately 45% of households do not have more than one provider option for 100/20 Mbps service, and over 96% of households do not have more than one provider option for 940/500 Mbps service.
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