The "Digital Equity Jam" is asking students to apply new technologies to issues such as public health, climate change and education.

City College researchers interested in smart cities, autonomous vehicles and network research can now use a fiber connection to a high-speed testbed in Manhattan.

The expanded availability of Citizens Broadband Radio Service and new federal broadband funds bring new options for schools to go ‘beyond hotspots.’

Soil-monitoring drones, senior-health monitoring and VR in classrooms are among the uses proposed by the university.

Researchers plan to use former runways on the 2,300-acre RELLIS campus to study applications in autonomous vehicles, cybersecurity and virtual reality.

UConn's Stamford campus will install a 5G lab with AT&T to help students and faculty research the emerging technology.

The school and the phone carrier will develop a 5G lab on Missouri's campus for students and faculty to research the technology beginning this summer.

The next generation of wireless technology is promised to enable new edtech as the company plans to bring 5G to 100 schools.

Telecommunications providers will soon compete for licenses for the 2.5 GHz spectrum to build out the next generation of their wireless networks.