Wall Street Journal
Cable Companies and Mobile Carriers Battle Over Fixed Wireless Internet
Consumers increasingly are ditching traditional broadband plans for more-affordable 5G fixed-wireless internet service. In response, cable companies say they may be losing some battles, but in the end they’ll win the war—and that customers who have switched will return.
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Submitted by benton on Wed, 04/26/2023 - 06:22Amazon’s Satellite-Internet Ambitions Move Closer to Reality
Amazon’s satellite-powered internet business is closer to getting off the ground. The company recently unveiled the antennas that future subscribers of its Project Kuiper internet service would need to communicate with the satellites it plans to start mass producing in 2023.