5G Home competition makes broadband more affordable, saving American households up to $28.5 billion according to new study. More in the release: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
The two largest infrastructure investors in the U.S. today are wireless companies and AI companies. Read more about how they’re converging to drive the future of innovation: bit.ly/4ullqJt.
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With #5G home broadband, Michael and Jeffrey can work seamlessly from their home with a faster internet connection compared to cable. Learn more about their story and others: bit.ly/4baMDpP
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William, a cardiologist, relies on his smartwatch to help manage his atrial fibrillation. Wireless smartwatches with pulse and electrocardiogram monitoring can detect AFib before symptoms even occur, helping people like William continue living active, healthy lives. Hear more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
“Allocating spectrum for licensed use can benefit consumers by enabling additional broadband competition”-James Prieger, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at @Pepperdine, on 5G Home competition making broadband more affordable. More: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
AI traffic is not just surging—it’s growing so fast that wireless traffic forecasts are already being revised upward by 20% from projections made just a few years ago. More in latest report on why our wireless networks will need to keep pace with AI: bit.ly/4ullqJt.
ICYMI, @NTIAgov's Brooke Donilon, @TMobilePolicy's Tom Dombrowsky, @QualcommPolicy's John Kuzin, and @Nokia's Becky Tangren, explored how Americans will benefit from the 800-megahertz spectrum pipeline set forth to support 5G and future-generation wireless into the next decade. Watch the full #CTIAWirelessPolicyForum panel discussion on the Working Families Tax Cut Act: youtu.be/lKXek2SE7IM
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Chronic diseases drive 90% of U.S. healthcare spending, but better prevention, earlier intervention, and smarter management could save 13.5 million lives and $7 trillion over the next 15 years. Learn how wireless technology and remote monitoring are helping improve patient outcomes: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
Parents are setting tech boundaries as the school year gets going. Our President & CEO @AjitPai joined @KBTXNews to share advice on creating clear ground rules and having conversations that help kids stay safe in the digital world: bit.ly/4dcffkS
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5G Home has quickly become a major broadband competitor with cable prices falling 17% within a year after 5G Home entered a local market. More in latest report: bit.ly/4hLttun.
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Judd Hinkle, CEO of Smith Bagley/ DBA Cellular One, sat down with us in a new #WirelessSpotlight, where he discussed the company's work to connect rural and tribal nations to wireless service throughout Arizona and New Mexico. Hear more: bit.ly/4y0H7kb
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"The traditional broadband selling point of speed is not the center of home 5G’s story. Cost is." Wireless companies use use cell towers to "connect every nearby household" at lower cost, benefiting consumers—for whom of course "affordability matters." washingtonpost.com/technolog…
5G Home competition makes broadband more affordable, saving American households up to $28.5 billion according to new study. More in the release: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
In a new #WirelessSpotlight, John Doughty, Alchemy’s SVP of Global Partnerships, discusses the trends shaping the secondary market and its impact on the wireless industry. Read more: bit.ly/4iAKlV0
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“Allocating spectrum for licensed use can benefit consumers by enabling additional broadband competition”-James Prieger, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at @Pepperdine, on 5G Home competition making broadband more affordable. More: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
Annabelle uses her connected smartwatch to monitor a chronic condition and share important information with her doctor. Her wearable helps her manage her health and stay active. Learn more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
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Lorenzo, a chef and a heart transplant recipient, relies on a continuous glucose monitor to help manage his diabetes. Wireless wearable devices help him maintain safe blood sugar levels during demanding shifts while keeping his endocrinologist informed. Learn more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
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Last year, Americans used a record 159.3 trillion megabytes of wireless data, more than the entire 4G decade combined. As demand surges, wireless providers are investing in infrastructure to build the networks that will power America’s future. Find out more in our Annual Survey: bit.ly/4gzciwU
















