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Denver-based Editorial Director for Ookla. Former editor in chief at Fierce

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The Renaissance of the Network Edge

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By Sue Marek Verified
| LinkedIn
With the demise of Dish Network’s wireless network, tower companies appear to be turning their attention to the network edge in the hope that AI’s data demands are going to drive a surge in demand for local compute resources, something they believe they are well equipped to deliver. At the Wireless Infrastructure Association’s (WIA) Connect(X) conference this week in Fort Lauderdale, AI, edge computing, and, of course, satellites dominated many discussions.
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New from Ookla Research: D2D connections are rising and Alaska’s broadband is improving

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By Sue Marek Verified
| LinkedIn
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50 U.S. States Broadband Speed Performance

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By Sue Marek Verified
| Benton Institute for Broadband & Society
Using Ookla Speedtest Intelligence data, this report identifies the states that currently have access to the minimum standard for fixed broadband speeds, as established by the Federal Communications Commission, to the highest percentage of Speedtest users. It also singles out the states that need the most improvement when it comes to delivering the minimum standard for broadband to their residents. Key findings include: • The digital divide narrowed significantly in the second half of 2025.
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