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Broadband Stats: A Smart Spectrum Strategy

New stats reveal the critical role of unlicensed spectrum in powering connectivity and driving economic growth.

As federal policymakers manage America’s wireless spectrum priorities, it is critical to support the real workhorse of the internet – Wi-Fi and unlicensed technologies. Unlicensed technologies drive innovation and economic growth and reflect how Americans experience the internet.

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