The Connected Coast project aims to bring high-speed Internet to remote communities along coastal BC, Haida Gwaii and Vancouver Island Fujitsu Network Communications’ hardware and software services
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Categories Broadband, connectivity, Internet, LEO satellites, Network Infrastructure, Satellite, SpaceX
Arianespace launches satellites for improved internet and mobility services
The launch included the Star One D2 satellite and the Eutelsat Quantum satellite Last week, Arianespace successfully launched a pair of communications satellites — Star One
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Categories digital divide, Internet, Network Infrastructure, Policy, rural broadband, Social Initiatives, wi-fi
Race, income are key digital divide indicators, according to survey
Allconnect’s survey suggests that black, Hispanic Americans are significantly more likely than white Americans to not have internet connection A survey conducted by Allconnect, an online
The offering is now available in parts of 42 U.S. cities, up from 24 in April Verizon Business has expanded its fixed-wireless internet offering, 5G Business
What will the internet look like going forward? I recently spoke with Jonathan Davidson, SVP and GM of Cisco Mass-Scale Infrastructure Group. He did a
What will the internet look like going forward? I recently spoke with Jonathan Davidson, SVP and GM of Cisco Mass-Scale Infrastructure Group. He did a
The number of network disruptions across various elements of the internet rose sharply beginning in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic — but they often
At least 400 Starlink crafts are needed for SpaceX to provide minimal internet coverage, says Musk SpaceX, Elon Musk’s private American aerospace company, yesterday launched an
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Categories Business, cellular signal, connectivity, COVID-19, Internet, Network Infrastructure, wi-fi, Workforce
Millions of working Americans combat poor connectivity amid COVID-19: Report
Roughly 85 million people are now working from home due to COVID-19 As a direct result of the COVID-19 pandemic, 57.7% of the U.S. began working
Ericsson will help connect more children to their teachers while they wait out the threat of COVID-19 Last Thursday, Vermont Gov. Phil Scott announced the closure
Saud Arabia’s Communication and Information Technology Commission (CITC) expects to award two mobile virtual network operator licenses for foreign operators interested in investing in the
Currently, 3.8 billion people worldwide – about half of the world’s population – lack access to the Internet, yet Internet growth has slowed every year
Editor’s Note: RCR Wireless News goes all in for “Throwback Thursdays,” tapping into our archives to resuscitate the top headlines from the past. Fire up
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Categories Bandwidth, Carriers, Internet, mobile broadband, net neutrality, Opinion, Policy, Reader Forum
Rollback of net neutrality rules means innovation, focused investment (Reader Forum)
It’s a reality. Regulations on internet service providers, known as net neutrality rules, began to roll back April 23, although the controversial action by the
Our desire for privacy is part of what makes us human. None of us likes to have our privacy invaded, whether from someone reading over