With an eye toward rules governing Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the FCC Chairman said he will urge the Commission to look at a swath of spectrum to support a plan to bring direct-to-device (D2D) connectivity to unlicensed devices.

SPACE ECONOMY Excellent policy work by the FCC's Office of Engineering and Technology, this proposal enhances satellite spectrum sharing to improve broadband connectivity, promote innovation, and make more efficient use of spectrum. #FCC #OET #OfficeOfEngineeringAndTechnology #SpectrumPolicy #SatelliteCommunications #Broadband #WirelessInnovation #SpaceEconomy #Telecommunications #Engineering #Innovation

Very interesting proposal by the FCC to support unlicensed spectrum bands for satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services. I presume there are some possible risks of interference here? Although LORAWAN has been able to coexist in space for some time now.

The Federal Communications Commission is once again demonstrating strong leadership and commitment to innovation. With proper coexistence with terrestrial users, allowing #unlicensed bands to be used for direct-to-device communications could open up completely new connectivity possibilities. These are exciting times! #wifi #bluetooth

The average household already has about 15 connected devices per person. As that number continues to grow, Wi-Fi must keep pace with increasing broadband speeds. Christopher Szymanski, Broadcom’s Director of Product Marketing and Technology Strategy, explains why additional unlicensed spectrum will be important as broadband speeds continue to increase—and how it can help Wi-Fi keep pace.

Wi-Fi vs. Ethernet: Which Should You Use? Wi-Fi vs. Ethernet - which one is better? If you're wondering whether you should use Wi-Fi or Ethernet, this video explains the key differences in speed, reliability, latency, and real-world performance so you can choose the right connection for your home or business In this video, you'll learn: • The difference between Wi-Fi and Ethernet • ⁠Why Ethernet is usually faster and more reliable • ⁠How Wi-Fi works and what affects its performance • ⁠Which devices are best suited for Ethernet or Wi-Fi Whether you're working from home, running a business, gaming online, streaming 4K content, attending video meetings, or transferring large files, understanding Wi-Fi vs. Ethernet will help you build a faster, more reliable network #WiFi #Ethernet #NetworkSetup #BusinessIT #TechTips

Most operators are building toward 5G SA. But roaming isn't arriving at the same speed. Devices, voice/IMS, policy, charging, operations. Each is at a different stage, and 5G roaming needs all of them. So the question isn't when the two worlds meet. It's what connects them in the meantime. 

5G SA deployment is accelerating, but true success depends on the ecosystem moving together. Roaming, IMS, policy, charging, and operations must evolve in sync to unlock the full promise of seamless global connectivity. Bridging today's gaps will define tomorrow's mobile experience. #5G #5GSA #Roaming #Telecom #MobileCore #IMS #CloudNative #NetworkTransformation #DigitalConnectivity

Better connectivity starts with better understanding. When internet performance falls short, many people assume their internet service is the problem. But that's not always the case. The experience inside the home depends on multiple factors, including your WiFi network, router placement, connected devices, and the broadband service delivering the connection. In the latest episode of Fiber in 45, Brian Littleton explains the difference between internet service and WiFi, shares simple ways to optimize your home network, and helps consumers better understand what could be causing slow speeds. #FiberIn45 #Brightspeed #FiberInternet #WiFi #Broadband #Connectivity

Wi-Fi Isn't Just Wi-Fi – The Band Matters! 📶 Many people think all Wi-Fi is the same, but choosing the right band can make a huge difference in performance. ✅ 2.4 GHz • Longer Range • Better Wall Penetration • Best for Smart Devices & Large Coverage Areas ✅ 5 GHz • Higher Speed • Lower Interference • Perfect for Streaming, Gaming & Video Calls ✅ Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) • Faster & More Efficient • Supports More Connected Devices • Lower Latency • Better Performance in High-Density Environments • Future-Ready Wireless Technology Quick Tip: 📍 Far from the router? → Use 2.4 GHz 📍 Need maximum speed? → Use 5 GHz 📍 Want the best experience with multiple devices? → Choose Wi-Fi 6 Understanding these differences helps businesses and home users build a faster, more reliable network. What's your preferred Wi-Fi band? Share your experience in the comments! #WiFi #WiFi6 #Networking #Wireless #EnterpriseNetworking #Technology #IT #DigitalTransformation #NetworkEngineering #TechLearnin