There are still 19 million Americans who lack access to high-speed Internet, according to the FCC's Eighth Broadband Progress Report. At this stage in the Internet's evolution, that number is shocking and brings home the fact that the natural spectrum landscape is not as stable and robust as one might assume, said Chris Hoover, Openet's vice president of product management. "Responsibility falls on many people who have a stake in the industry, but carriers can help spread the spectrum by focusing on areas lacking coverage instead of updating areas that already have it."
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