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Oct 13
5G Home competition makes broadband more affordable, saving American households up to $28.5 billion according to new study. More in the release: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
"5G is bringing real competition to home broadband, lowering prices, and making home broadband more affordable. The Administration’s work to free up more spectrum will translate directly to more capacity, more competition, and more savings for American families.”
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In rural North Carolina, #5G fixed wireless keeps Grayson connected with friends worldwide. Learn more about how fixed wireless is closing the digital divide. bit.ly/4baMDpP
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Nov 6
Judd Hinkle, CEO of Smith Bagley/ DBA Cellular One, sat down with us in a new #WirelessSpotlight, where he discussed the company's work to connect rural and tribal nations to wireless service throughout Arizona and New Mexico. Hear more: bit.ly/4y0H7kb
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Ajit Pai
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Nov 6
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"The traditional broadband selling point of speed is not the center of home 5G’s story. Cost is." Wireless companies use use cell towers to "connect every nearby household" at lower cost, benefiting consumers—for whom of course "affordability matters." washingtonpost.com/technology/202…
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Nov 6
5G Home competition makes broadband more affordable, saving American households up to $28.5 billion according to new study. More in the release: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
"5G is bringing real competition to home broadband, lowering prices, and making home broadband more affordable. The Administration’s work to free up more spectrum will translate directly to more capacity, more competition, and more savings for American families.”
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Nov 6
In a new #WirelessSpotlight, John Doughty, Alchemy’s SVP of Global Partnerships, discusses the trends shaping the secondary market and its impact on the wireless industry. Read more: bit.ly/4iAKlV0
A person is shown next to a quotation about the trade-in industry from John Doughty, SVP of Global Partnerships, with CTIA Wireless Spotlight and Alchemy logos visible.
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Nov 6
“Allocating spectrum for licensed use can benefit consumers by enabling additional broadband competition”-James Prieger, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at @pepperdine, on 5G Home competition making broadband more affordable. More: bit.ly/4zn7aT4.
This image features a quote on spectrum allocation's benefits for broadband competition, attributed to James Prieger, Professor of Economics and Public Policy at Pepperdine University.
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Annabelle uses her connected smartwatch to monitor a chronic condition and share important information with her doctor. Her wearable helps her manage her health and stay active. Learn more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
A person stands against a blue background with text. The quote reads: "I would never have been diagnosed with POTS if I hadn't gotten my connected smartwatch. It truly changed my life." - Annabelle.
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Nov 5
Lorenzo, a chef and a heart transplant recipient, relies on a continuous glucose monitor to help manage his diabetes. Wireless wearable devices help him maintain safe blood sugar levels during demanding shifts while keeping his endocrinologist informed. Learn more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
A person smiling, with the quote: "Anybody who has diabetes has to monitor their health. Having a wearable that is 24/7 on your body is your guardian angel.”
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Nov 5
Last year, Americans used a record 159.3 trillion megabytes of wireless data, more than the entire 4G decade combined. As demand surges, wireless providers are investing in infrastructure to build the networks that will power America’s future. Find out more in our Annual Survey: bit.ly/4gzciwU
Bar chart titled "2026 Annual Survey Highlights" from CTIA, showing an increase in wireless data demand. Bars represent data usage from 2010 to 2025, illustrating growth from 388MB in 2010 to 159.3TB in 2025. A note indicates a 20% increase in data demand year-over-year.
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Nov 5
Parents are setting tech boundaries as the school year gets going. Our President & CEO @AjitPai joined @KBTXNews to share advice on creating clear ground rules and having conversations that help kids stay safe in the digital world: bit.ly/4dcffkS
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Nov 5
John Doughty, SVP of Global Partnerships, Alchemy, joined us for a #WirelessSpotlight where he highlighted how the company is helping manufacturers, carriers, and retailers recover, refresh, and resell devices. Read more in our latest blog: bit.ly/4iAKlV0
The image features the CTIA Wireless Spotlight highlighting Alchemy. It includes a person identified as John Doughty, SVP of Global Partnerships, alongside the Alchemy logo.
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Nov 5
Nearly 17 million households now subscribe to 5G Home, and in 2025 alone, 5G Home added 3.9 million subscribers while cable lost 1.5 million subscribers. Read the full report: bit.ly/4hLttun.
"Graphic featuring the CTIA logo. A report cover titled 'The Impact of 5G Fixed Wireless Access Entry on Competition' is displayed, with colorful abstract lines. The words 'New Report' appear above the title."
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Nov 4
Competition from 5G is making internet access more affordable for Americans. On an average standalone plan, competition from 5G Home lowered cable bills by roughly $11 a month. Read more: bit.ly/4hLttun.
A graphic showing a wallet with money and a large "$11" next to it. Text below reads: "On an average standalone plan, competition from 5G Home lowered cable bills by roughly $11 a month."
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Nov 4
AI will generate entirely new wireless traffic patterns including significantly more upload. New wide contiguous spectrum is needed to address this sea change in greater two-way communication. Read more in our Wireless and AI report: bit.ly/4ullqJt.
A graphic displaying the text "2.6X MORE uplink traffic driven by AI" with a gradient from teal to purple. The background features a subtle abstract pattern of dots.
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Nov 4
At the #CTIAWirelessPolicyForum, @ATT's Giulia McHenry, @StateDept's Adam Cassady, and @Samsung's Jonathan Campbell discussed the importance of advancing U.S. #6G leadership, and the role it plays in national security, foreign policy, and economic prosperity. Watch here: bit.ly/4jn1Av7
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Nov 4
Did you know 41% of Americans use wireless-enabled wearables to enhance their health⌚? Research shows that these devices can lead to real improvements, with step counters helping users take an average of 1,800 extra steps each day 🏃‍♀️. Learn more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
A graphic shows "41% of U.S. adults now use wearables to track their health" on a blue background. Next to the text, there are icons representing a smartwatch, a bar chart, a pie chart, and a heart with a pulse line. The logo "ctia" is in the bottom right corner, and "Wireless & Wearables" is at the bottom left.
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Nov 3
.@bloom_life’s wearable devices and comprehensive connected care solutions enable healthcare providers to accurately assess maternal-fetal healthcare outside of the office. Learn more: bit.ly/4hj5l3w
A graphic shows a silhouette of a pregnant person holding a heart. A quote by Eric is displayed: "The device we’ve developed specifically for high-risk moms monitors the mom and baby in the same way you would a doctor’s office but from home."
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Nov 3
We are so excited to have Galaxy X Inc. join as our newest member. Thank you for working with us! Learn more about CTIA membership: ctia.it/3aZ2eOb
This is a white graphic with green and blue ovals on the left side. On the right, text reads: CTIA New Member: Galaxy X Inc.
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Nov 3
We sat down with President & CEO @AjitPai to discuss the wireless industry’s commitment to propelling economic growth across the U.S. Hear more in our latest #WirelessSpotlight: bit.ly/4ehu6vG
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