An ad-hoc group of companies, organizations and public-sector institutions looking to bust the Wi-Fi/#unlicensedspectrum bottleneck. #WifiAtWork #CBRSsuccess
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The Wi-Fi lesson is simple: innovation thrives when government creates space for innovation. An @ABIresearch report says Wi‑Fi is a “key enabler” of innovations that will define the future. Read more in a blog from @ceidotorg: cei.org/blog/the-compound-in…
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New @WifiForward data shows the full 6 GHz band is delivering for Americans:
➡️4.1B+ 6 GHz-enabled devices projected to be sold by year-end
➡️50%+ of home Wi-Fi use by compatible devices runs over 6 GHz
➡️3x faster Wi-Fi speeds over 6 GHz vs. 5 GHz in large venues
Protect the Wi-Fi Band. bit.ly/4sky7EJ
“Somewhere between 80% & 90% of mobile data traffic already travels over Wi-Fi — unlicensed local wireless networks, not licensed cellular networks. Wi-Fi carries roughly 10x more data than all licensed cellular networks combined.” - @IPI & @MaderyBridge: ipi.org/ipi_issues/detail/sp…
Data centers may power AI, but homes, schools, hospitals, and workplaces are where people experience its benefits. As AI demand grows, strong Wi‑Fi and sufficient spectrum will be more important than ever. Read more: wififorward.org/news/blog-wi…
Wi‑Fi isn't just about convenience. It's one of the biggest reasons Americans can connect more devices and use more data without seeing connectivity costs rise alongside demand. Read more in our latest blog: wififorward.org/news/blog-ke…
The debate over 6 GHz isn’t just about spectrum. It’s about whether the U.S. will continue leading the next generation of wireless innovation. Read more in @WashTimes: washingtontimes.com/news/202…
Spectrum policy decisions shape how Americans connect at home, work, and on the go. In the @JCPress, Jon Decker of @AmerComm argues that the FCC should designate the lower 7 GHz band for unlicensed #WiFi to expand access and handle growing demand. More: johnsoncitypress.com/news/38…
WifiForward retweeted
New @WifiForward data shows the full 6 GHz band is delivering for Americans:
➡️4.1B+ 6 GHz-enabled devices projected to be sold by year-end
➡️50%+ of home Wi-Fi use by compatible devices runs over 6 GHz
➡️3x faster Wi-Fi speeds over 6 GHz vs. 5 GHz in large venues
Protect the Wi-Fi Band. bit.ly/4sky7EJ
A new report shows 6 GHz Wi-Fi adoption has grown at an unprecedented pace, with more than 4.1 billion devices expected to ship worldwide by the end of 2026. The future of connectivity depends on preserving access to the full 6 GHz band. Read more: wififorward.org/news/press-r…
The AI conversation shouldn't stop at large language models. Enterprise AI depends on reliable, high-capacity Wi-Fi connectivity where people work. Read @Cisco's report on AI readiness:
cisco.com/c/dam/m/en_us/solu…
WifiForward’s Mary Brown spoke to the demand for Wi-Fi: "Consumer devices shipping in North America went from 95 million devices that shipped in 2024 to an estimated 367 million that will ship in 2029. That is a 288% increase that is projected by @ABIresearch.”
As AI accelerates in workplaces, schools, healthcare facilities, and more, robust #WiFi networks will be more important than ever to keep pace. In a recent letter to @SenateCommerce, WifiForward emphasized the need for unlicensed spectrum to support AI: wififorward.org/resource/wif…
Data centers may power AI, but homes, schools, hospitals, and workplaces are where people experience its benefits. As AI demand grows, strong Wi‑Fi and sufficient spectrum will be more important than ever. Read more: wififorward.org/news/blog-wi…
The world is splitting into different approaches to the 6 GHz band. The question is simple: how do we ensure consumers, businesses, and innovators have the connectivity they need to compete and grow? The answer: Unlicensed spectrum. More in @IEEESpectrum: spectrum.ieee.org/6g-wifi-un…
The first Trump Admin gave America a huge Wi-Fi advantage. But @CoryGardner is right: all of that is in danger as China expands its influence. We must resist China's advances, defend unlicensed spectrum, and make even more spectrum available for Wi-Fi. washingtontimes.com/news/202…
America is investing trillions in AI infrastructure. But AI only creates value when people can actually use it. That's where Wi‑Fi comes in. Our latest blog looks at why Wi‑Fi is the link between AI investment and real-world adoption. Read more: wififorward.org/news/blog-wi…
Just in from @Speedtest: unlicensed spectrum in the 6 GHz band is skyrocketing, up 62% YoY to represent 13.8% of U.S. #WiFi traffic. As 6 GHz enters the mainstream, it’s critical that policymakers identify additional spectrum for unlicensed use. More: ookla-marketing-generator.oo…
“Washington policymakers must stop treating 6 GHz as though it were a domestic telecom squabble. It is a test of whether America can recognize a win, defend it and persuade the world to follow our lead.” More in @WashTimes: washingtontimes.com/news/202…
AI traffic is booming, with much of it traveling over #WiFi. That’s why we highlighted why preserving the 6 GHz band for unlicensed use is critical to unleashing America's AI mission in a letter to @SenateCommerce leaders earlier this month: wififorward.org/resource/wif…
Demand for #WiFi via the 6 GHz band is booming, and large-scale events such as BottleRock 2026 prove it. In fact, the three-day festival saw 28,212 connected devices – a 4.7x increase from the year before. More from @Cisco: blogs.cisco.com/networking/t…
