Mayor Eric Adams announced that free broadband and basic cable will be made available at 17 additional public housing developments.

Gov. Ned Lamont announced the purchase of new rail cars with antennas capable of amplifying 4G and 5G wireless signals passengers use during their commutes.

A new bill would raise taxes on cellphone users to fund rural broadband, but wireless industry stakeholders say the proposal is unfair to consumers.

The city will explore technologies like software-defined radio, 5G wireless, and edge computing as part of a National Science Foundation program.

The official nationwide network for first responders and public safety only has one vendor, but competition in the sector continues.

Wireless carriers will be subject to more targeted coverage and alerting requirements that emergency response groups say will save lives.

Wireless trade organization CTIA has released a set of best practices to help cities and internet service providers preserve and repair wireless infrastructure during natural disasters.

To remain a global leader in the next generation of wireless technology, the U.S. will need to spend at least 30 billion on fiber optics within the…

The city of Oakland is assisting its first responders by updating the 4G routers installed in every firetruck.

Chief technology officers from Washington, Texas and Massachusetts described challenges they face when creating wireless networks in fast-expanding schools.