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Broadband Stats: Unlicensed Spectrum Plays Key Role in U.S. Economy

Wi-Fi generates trillions for the American economy, and shows no signs of stopping.

As America faces a growing spectrum crunch, the expansion of unlicensed spectrum is needed now more than ever. The technology (which carries Wi-Fi and other connected devices) is a major economic contributor, facilitating innovation and generating significant downstream benefits.

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