-CBRS Is Powering America’s Wireless Future

-Industry Stats: Wi-Fi Powers America’s Connectivity

-Comcast’s Quantum Leap Targets Internet Reliability

-‘Muppet Show’ Revival Special Draws 7.58 Million Viewers in First 8 Days on Disney+, ABC

-WATCH: NCTA President & CEO Cory Gardner discusses the relaunch of the Congressional Wi-Fi Caucus and why it arrives at a pivotal moment for America’s connectivity future

-Corey Gardner in The Washington Times: Internet Delivers More Value – Without Rising Costs

-We All Rely on Wi-Fi: Celebrating the Bipartisan, Bicameral Wi-Fi Caucus

-Cory Gardner Lays Out NCTA’s CORE AI Vision at State of the Net

-Charter Touts New ‘Invincible’ Wi-Fi with Wireless Backup

-Winter Olympics 2026 Opening Ceremony Scores 21.4 Million Viewers Across NBC, Peacock, Up 34% From Beijing

-America’s Broadband Networks Continue to Grow: The South Pt. 5

-Inside NBCUniversal’s Milan Cortina 2026 Coverage

-Spectrum to Award $1 Million in 2026 Digital Education Grants

-Xfinity to Debut New Tech, 4K Feeds for Olympics Coverage

The Olympic Winter Games begin this week, and NBCUniversal is set to deliver its most expansive Winter Games presentation yet as the world turns its attention to Milan Cortina 2026.

As 2026 begins, the cable industry stands at a pivotal moment of transformation where advancements in wireless connectivity, AI, network infrastructure, and customer experience intersect to reshape how we build and deliver broadband.

-WATCH: Cory Gardner on His First 100 Days at NCTA

-Critical Networks at Risk: A Nationwide Snapshot of Attacks on Communications Infrastructure

-Vecima: 2026 Will See DOCSIS 4.0 in Full Swing

-NBCUniversal, Peacock Tout “Legendary February” Trifecta of Winter Olympics, Super Bowl, NBA All-Star Weekend

-Industry Stats: Wi-Fi Delivers Big Savings for American Consumers

-2025: Progress Across Networks, Policy, and Programming

-Charter, Apple Bring Lakers Games to Apple Vision Pro

-Disney+ To Add Vertical Videos In Push To Boost Daily Engagement

Wi-Fi is the quiet workhorse of the internet. It carries the majority of data Americans use every day – at home, at work, and on the go – while helping keep networks efficient and prices competitive. As cable operators continue to invest in robust broadband and mobile offerings, Wi-Fi plays a central role in delivering real, measurable savings for consumers.

-WATCH: Broadband and TV’s 2025 Impact

-Corey Gardner Op-Ed: “Europe’s Pending Spectrum Policy Blunder”

-Cable’s Midco Eyes 2026 Mobile Launch in Some Markets

-ESPN Offers Hardcore Fans a Deeper Look With “MNF Playbook”