Telecommunications / United States / separately reported state, county, and census-tract summaries
Fixed broadband2020-2024
- Defs
- 1
- Obs
- 5
- Firms
- 0
- Policy
- 0
- Reports
- 1
Public source dossierAgency reportFederal Communications Commission
Internet Access Services: Status as of December 31 2024
FCC statistical report publishing national and median state county and census-tract HHI for residential fixed connections of at least 100 Mbps downstream and 20 Mbps upstream from December 2020 through December 2024.
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Evidence topology
Where this source enters the observatory
3/7 direct domains · 25 normalized indicators · 1 market · 2020-2026Encoded row volume · log scaleExact counts shown
Public sourceInternet Access Services: Status as of December 31 2024Federal Communications Commission / 4 active routes / 2020-2026
- Record identityfcc-internet-access-dec-2024Federal Communications Commission, 2026
- Source classAgency reportAccessed Jul 21, 2026
- Encoded scope4 active routes7 direct / 25 indicator rows
- Permitted inferenceTrace + reproduceNo automatic endorsement or comparability
Evidence topology
Where this record enters the observatory
Definitions1market definitionsObservations5market observationsParticipants0Not encodedPolicy records0Not encodedReports1public reportsIndustries0Not encodedGeographies0Not encodedIndicators25normalized indicator observations / normalized route
A zero means this source has no encoded row in that evidence domain. It is a boundary in the current observatory release, not a claim that the underlying institution publishes no relevant evidence. Indicator observations are shown as a separate normalized route and are not added to direct-domain totals.
Market context
Markets reached by this source
Measurement releases
Definitions, observations, and participant rows
- Product boundary
- Residential fixed internet connections with at least 100 Mbps downstream and 20 Mbps upstream
- Geographic boundary
- United States for the canonical market-profile series; separately calculated state, county, and census-tract HHIs are retained as geographic summaries
- Measurement basis
- FCC source-reported provider-share HHI for qualifying residential fixed connections
- Denominator
- Reported residential fixed connections meeting the 100/20 Mbps threshold in each FCC geographic calculation
Observation
HHI 1,501 / verified
No market-size total / high confidence
Participants
No participant rows in this release.
Observation
HHI 1,195 / verified
No market-size total / high confidence
Participants
No participant rows in this release.
Observation
HHI 1,287 / verified
No market-size total / high confidence
Participants
No participant rows in this release.
Observation
HHI 1,199 / verified
No market-size total / high confidence
Participants
No participant rows in this release.
Observation
HHI 1,171 / verified
No market-size total / high confidence
Participants
No participant rows in this release.
Confidence labels describe the observatory's use of linked measurement and definition rows. They are not grades for the publisher or the source as a whole.
Official record chronology
Policy records backed by this source
No official policy record encoded
This source is not currently attached to an enforcement, inquiry, remedy, settlement, or agency-report event in the public chronology.
Research reuse
Public reports citing this record
Published report
Jul 24, 2026
Fixed Broadband Concentration Across Geographic Scales, 2020-2024
Read reportA source-backed research brief on nine FCC fixed-broadband reporting periods, the divergent paths of national and subnational median HHI, and the public evidence needed to move from geographic screens to mechanisms and outcomes.
Federal Communications Commission Internet Access Services Figure 5, covering nine semiannual reporting periods from December 2020 through December 2024 for residential fixed connections meeting the 100/20 Mbps threshold. The packet preserves the national HHI and medians of separately calculated state, county, and census-tract HHIs as distinct geographic summaries.
Industry observatory
NAICS concentration evidence
No NAICS industry rows encoded
This source does not back the Census national industry-concentration tables in the current release. Its other evidence-domain counts remain independently inspectable.
Citation custody
The record behind the rows
Federal Communications Commission, Internet Access Services: Status as of December 31, 2024, Figure 5, published 2026.
FCC statistical report publishing national and median state county and census-tract HHI for residential fixed connections of at least 100 Mbps downstream and 20 Mbps upstream from December 2020 through December 2024.
Canonical source citation
Federal Communications Commission, Internet Access Services: Status as of December 31, 2024, Figure 5, published 2026. Available at https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-418459A1.pdf. Accessed Jul 21, 2026. Antitrust Radar source record fcc-internet-access-dec-2024: https://antitrustradar.org/sources/fcc-internet-access-dec-2024
- Publisher
- Federal Communications Commission
- Access date
- Jul 21, 2026
- License note
- Public federal government report
- Archive
- No archive URL recorded
Source-scoped data packet
Reusable public endpoints
1
Source record
Citation, publisher, access, and license
1
Definitions
Product, geography, denominator, and limits
5
Observations
HHI, market size, status, and methodology
0
Participants
Firm shares, rank, aggregate flags, and custody
0
Official records
Dated enforcement and policy chronology
0
Named edges
Exact organization roles in official records
0
Event windows
Bounded pre, event-year, and post HHI context
25
Indicator observations
Bounded measures carrying this source's custody
1
Reports
Published observatory work citing this source
Interpretation boundary
Use the source at its encoded scope
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