Starry’s low-cost Internet bridges the digital divide in US cities
Wi-Fi technology-based ISP Starry is connecting thousands of households to the Internet at only US$15 per month with no caps and no startup fees.
New device identity solution by LEVL spells relief for hospitality Wi-Fi
LEVL launches the first surefire way to end service disruption to hospitality Wi-Fi services caused by MAC randomisation.
ON Semiconductor and Aerial Technologies team up for Wi-Fi-based motion detection & intelligence
Get all the details in this feature interview.
Telecom Infra Project kicks off ‘OpenWiFi’ initiative to drive Wi-Fi cost down and innovation up
Telecom Infra Project wants to disaggregate (open-source) Wi-Fi networks. All will be revealed at a launch event on May 12.
World’s first certified Wi-Fi 6E mesh by Linksys now available for purchase in the US
Multi-gigabit speeds and thousands of square feet of coverage is what you get with these Linksys Wi-Fi 6E routers now available for purchase in the US.
In the news: Intel, Samsung, Broadcom, Ofcom, Altice USA, & Wi-Fi Alliance
This weeks news roundup from the world of Wi-Fi includes a major ‘Wi-Fi 6E-ready’ notebook launch by Samsung. Enjoy.
ANTlabs & Wi-Fi NOW partner to boost innovation in enterprise & carrier Wi-Fi services
The last word in how to define and create revenue-generating WiFi services has not been written. Here’s what we’re doing with new partner ANTlabs.
The all-wireless enterprise: Blasting through walls @ 60 GHz!
Airvine’s technology has the link budget to allow RF signals to pass-through a variety of wall materials when the option to route around them does not exist. Find out more here.
World’s first strategy guide for Wi-Fi in the 5G Era released – download it here
If you’re a service provider then this is the paper you’ve been looking for: All the insights you need into how to capitalise on Wi-Fi in the era of 5G.
Wi-Fi Alliance: “The time to regulate for the next 20 years of Wi-Fi connectivity is now”
EMEA regulators are hesitating when it comes to releasing the upper 6 GHz band to Wi-Fi. But there doesn’t seem to be any good reason to do so.