Wireless Broadband

The digital divide has continued to grow as new broadband technologies, devices, and applications have evolved with unrelenting speed. With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, the digital [...]

The Digital Divide in Rural America Can Begin to Mend With Broadband Accessibility In the US, rural communities, underserved populations, and tribal nations collectively do not have quality [...]

It’s a disruption that some have likened to the industrial revolution. The evolution of the Internet of Things is changing the world in ways many of us could never have expected. We stand [...]

Just a few weeks ago, working from home was a minority pursuit. Only 7 percent of U.S. workers had the option of working from home according to the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics. [...]

Fixed wireless in the form of WiFi hotspots that leverage existing wired networks and LTE-based mobile broadband has been around for a while. But it is with the rollout of 5G, starting in 2018, [...]

Public broadband is the future. When one pictures a smart city – the sort where everything is connected, automated, and AI-driven – connectivity is generally assumed as the underpinning of all [...]

In 2018, most American households are connected to the internet via cable or DSL. Or, more accurately, most Americans use devices that are wirelessly connected to WiFi routers which are connected [...]