Shared Spectrum: Unlocking Economic Growth and Securing National Defense
Policymakers must protect national security interests while ensuring America’s digital future. Shared spectrum models offer just that.
Broadband in 2025: The Big Shifts in Wi-Fi, AI, and Network Security
Take a look at the trends and changes on the horizon for 2025.
WATCH: NCTA President & CEO Michael Powell Testifies Before Congress
Watch NCTA President & CEO Michael Powell answer questions from lawmakers about the best path forward for the country’s wireless spectrum.
UPDATED: Finding Success on Spectrum Management Through Technology and Freedom
Smart spectrum management and sharing solutions are key to securing America’s connectivity future and maintaining global leadership.
Broadband Stats: A Smart Spectrum Strategy
New stats reveal the critical role of unlicensed spectrum in powering connectivity and driving economic growth.
Broadband Stats: Wi-Fi Fuels Smartphones
Wi-Fi powers the smartphone experience, with most screen time and data usage happening over Wi-Fi rather than mobile networks.
Broadband Stats: Demand for Wi-Fi Skyrockets
Surging Wi-Fi demand is driving the need for more unlicensed spectrum to keep pace with growing device adoption.
Cable Mobile Bundles Help Americans Save Money
Cable broadband providers have expanded their offerings to include mobile service, giving Americans more choices for their cell providers than ever before. And when bundled with home broadband service, the savings are clear. Helping Americans’ bottom line with new options available from cable broadband, the once stagnant mobile marketplace has begun to heat up, and consumers are winning and saving money on their bills. On average, by subscribing to cable’s home and mobile bundles, Americans can save between $364 and $700 annually on bundled home gigabit broadband and phone service. Depending
Broadband Stats: Wi-Fi’s Economic Impact
A new study released last week reveals the significant economic impact of Wi-Fi and its associated technologies. The report also looks at the impact of recent policy decisions, like the FCC’s decision to open the 6 GHz band to unlicensed use, and other policies that support the continued growth of these technologies.
New Study Shows Critical Economic Impact of Wi-Fi Technologies
The annual economic value of Wi-Fi to the American economy will rapidly grow to $2.4 trillion in 2027, according to a new Wi-Fi Forward report released today. The report, conducted by Telecom Advisory Services, reveals the significant economic impact of Wi-Fi and its associated technologies, as well as the impact of policies that support the continued growth of these technologies. Wi-Fi is a U.S. economic powerhouse The report’s projected 2027 economic impact is a 33% increase over the 2024 value of $1.6 trillion. This is due to factors like faster-than-anticipated growth in the speed and