Wi-Fi Then and Now

We asked our panelists: The origin story of Wi-Fi is an interesting one, invented in the “junk bands” in our airwaves more than two decades ago. What does this tell us about how we design our spectrum policies today? Read More “Wi-Fi Then and Now”

Spruce Up Your Gadget Game: Holiday Shopping Edition

It’s (almost) the most wonderful time of the year. And no, we don’t mean Infrastructure Week (because that never really went away). It’s November, which means people are gearing up for their holiday shopping. With the international shipping crisis and supply chain bottlenecks, we’re giving you an early rundown of all you need to know about Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E gadgets before you consider gifting one for the holidays. Read More “Spruce Up Your Gadget Game: Holiday Shopping Edition”

Squeezing Water from the Spectrum Stone

Frequently cited in conversations surrounding spectrum policy is the fact that these coveted frequencies are a finite resource, for which we must come to an even-handed agreement on shared, licensed and unlicensed use. How do we craft the best regulatory approach that maximizes spectrum’s potential, spurs innovation and the tech economy and helps bridge the digital divide?

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WifiForward Applauds FCC and NTIA Appointments

WifiForward Applauds Appointment of Chair Rosenworcel

WifiForward applauds the appointment of Commissioner Rosenworcel to FCC Chair. She is a long-time champion for Wi-Fi and smart Wi-Fi policy, and she has a deep understanding of its significance for economic growth, innovation and narrowing the digital divide. At the Commission, she has worked to ensure robust access to unlicensed spectrum and we look forward to continuing to work with her on these crucial issues.

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