WifiForward

An ad-hoc group of companies, organizations and public-sector institutions looking to bust the Wi-Fi/#unlicensedspectrum bottleneck. #WifiAtWork #CBRSsuccess

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Bottom line from @ABIResearch: Protect and expand unlicensed spectrum or risk slower growth and reduced global competitiveness.  

Read more: https://t.co/yELZARUpmN

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

From small businesses to critical infrastructure, enterprise networks run on Wi‑Fi. @ABIResearch says protecting 6 GHz #unlicensed spectrum (and expanding it) is essential to meet growing demand. https://t.co/yELZARUpmN

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Big takeaway from @ABIResearch’s latest report: Enterprise needs the full 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi, and policymakers must expand into adjacent bands in the lower 7 GHz, to keep pace with exploding demand. https://t.co/yELZARUpmN

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Healthcare is seeing major growth in 6 GHz Wi‑Fi: Shipments of 6 GHz-enabled Wi‑Fi infrastructure into healthcare jumped 151% from 2023 to 2025 and are projected to rise nearly 60% by 2030. https://t.co/yELZARUXcl

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

By 2030, 98% of Wi‑Fi access point shipments in North America are projected to support 6 GHz. That’s why policymakers need to expand #unlicensed spectrum into 7125–7250 MHz band. Via @ABIResearch https://t.co/yELZARUXcl

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Manufacturing is moving to 6 GHz fast: 6 GHz-capable Wi‑Fi devices in industrial settings are projected to go from 7% to 75% by 2030. Read more from @ABIResearch’s latest report: https://t.co/tP6NEfevWR

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

With the FCC’s 6 GHz decision having reached its six-year milestone, the evidence is clear: #WiFi is fully utilizing the 6 GHz band, which is now widely adopted across both consumer and enterprise environments. It is now a foundational pillar of next-generation connectivity.

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Six years ago, the FCC made a historic decision to open up the 6 GHz band for unlicensed Wi-Fi. As technology advances and demand grows, it’s critical that we continue to allocate more spectrum for unlicensed use to support future innovation.

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https://t.co/30bXTnFQ3e

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Big numbers from @ABIResearch: Global shipments of 6 GHz Wi‑Fi chipsets jumped from 200M to 1.1B in three years - and are projected to reach 2.6B by 2030. Read their recent report on why more unlicensed spectrum is critical for businesses. https://t.co/tP6NEff3Mp

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

America went first on 6 GHz, and everyone else took notice.

Six years after the FCC opened the entire 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi, nearly 100 countries have opened a form of it for unlicensed use.

The U.S. should continue to set the standard for innovation around the globe.

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Demand for #WiFi is surging, making it more important than ever to protect and expand unlicensed spectrum. In a new blog post, @GovWaste highlights @ABIresearch’s May report, which demonstrates the need to preserve 6 GHz for unlicensed use at WRC-27.
https://t.co/cUP0Xu8dMk

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

The FCC’s decision to open the full 6 GHz band for #WiFi strengthened the U.S. economy and improved how Americans connect.

With 80-90% of smartphone internet traffic powered by Wi-Fi, keeping unlicensed spectrum a top priority matters.

[NCTA - The Internet & Television Association @NCTAitv]

Wi-Fi innovation is booming since the FCC opened the 6 GHz band for unlicensed use in 2020: devices using the band grew from 200 million to 1.1 billion in just five years.

@GovWaste shares why the U.S. should protect the 6 GHz band ahead of WRC-27.
https://t.co/oTQK6ZRfj9

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

According to @ABIResearch, enterprise Wi‑Fi demand is rising fast, and will face a capacity crunch without an increase in #unlicensed spectrum. We must not only protect the full 6 GHz band but also expand to adjacent ones: https://t.co/tP6NEff3Mp

[NCTA - The Internet & Television Association @NCTAitv]

A new @abiresearch report details how:
📄Wi-Fi demand is growing across sectors
📄Demand could strain spectrum resources
📄The 6 GHz band delivers benefits

As @wififorward notes, innovation requires protecting the full 6 GHz band & planning for future spectrum needs.
https://t.co/ZrSFIw1mHq

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Since the 2020 decision by the FCC to allow the 6 GHz band for unlicensed use, the economic benefit has been astronomical. In 2023 and 2024 alone, the move generated an estimated $870 billion in economic value.

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Following the 6th anniversary of the FCC’s decision to unlock 6 GHz for #unlicensed, @ABIresearch underscores why expanding unlicensed spectrum is vital for manufacturing, healthcare, education & more: https://t.co/tP6NEfevWR

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Six years ago, the FCC decided to dedicate the 6 GHz band to unlicensed spectrum - a decision that secured American leadership in #WiFi innovation. Consumers and enterprises alike now enjoy the full band for connectivity solutions.

Read more:
https://t.co/30bXTnFidG

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

New report: enterprise Wi‑Fi demand is surging, and the full 6 GHz band must stay open for #unlicensed use. Next step: open 7125–7250 MHz to meet growing demand.

Read the new report from @ABIresearch: https://t.co/tP6NEfevWR

[WifiForward @WifiForward]

Wi-Fi innovation is just getting started, with demand for devices using the 6 GHz band projected to rise by 288% by 2029. Thanks to the FCC’s 2020 decision, Americans are ready to utilize this full band for a future of faster, more reliable connections.