Building the connectivity needs of today – and tomorrow – requires a full range of wired and wireless technologies and a full toolkit of spectrum that includes licensed and unlicensed, high-band, mid-band, and low-band spectrum. The future of connectivity is near, and Charter is committed to making sure Americans across the country – in urban areas – can access the benefits that ultra-fast, low-latency broadband will provide.
Wi-Fi is an engine of US economic growth and an important part of consumers’ everyday lives, especially as we increasingly depend on connectivity to do more remotely. As Americans navigate a new reality brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic we have seen demand for high-speed, reliable Wi-Fi access grow higher than ever before.
The FCC’s 5.9 GHz Order is an important step forward that will quickly unleash faster, better Wi-Fi for American consumers at a time when they need it most. “The 5.9 GHz band will transform the Wi-Fi experience and bring faster speeds and greater capacity to consumers in urban, suburban, and rural communities across the country.
November 18, 2020
Read this articleWi-Fi is an engine of US economic growth and an important part of consumers’ everyday lives, especially as we increasingly depend on connectivity to do more remotely. As Americans navigate a new reality brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic we have seen demand for high-speed, reliable Wi-Fi access grow higher than ever before. Whether working, learning, or accessing healthcare and other critical resources, staying connected from a distance and in real-time requires robust and ubiquitous connectivity – with Wi-Fi carrying majority of the weight.
October 27, 2020
Read this articleAs American consumers and businesses transition to a world increasingly reliant on seamless connectivity, the allocation of our national spectrum resource – and valuable mid-band spectrum in particular – is increasingly vital. A healthy 5G ecosystem requires a balance of licensed and unlicensed spectrum, and through its 5G FAST Plan, the FCC is making that happen.
September 22, 2020
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