New FCC Broadband Report Underscores Importance of Fixed Wireless: CTIA
The FCC’s recent Section 706 report “provides powerful new evidence of the pro-consumer impact fixed wireless access (FWA) is having in the broadband marketplace,” CTIA Chief Communications Officer Nick Ludlum said in a Thursday blog post. Commissioners approved the report…
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3-2 (see 2403140050). The report found that without FWA, 60% of U.S. households have zero or one home broadband offering available at 100/20 Mbps speeds, Ludlum said: “When FWA is taken into account, over 54% of U.S. households (over 19 million) now have multiple broadband options. And 18% of U.S. households now have three or more competitive options, thanks in part to FWA.”