Featuring ideas from our Fellows, Young Scholars, and leaders in our network, Marconi Signal explores the intersections of advanced technology, digital inclusion, and our global connected community.
Imagine a future where your devices are no longer just tools but active collaborators—intelligent “digital citizens”. Fay Arjomandi, Founder and CEO of mimik, identifies the transformative potential of contextual intelligence and the agentic economy.
The October National Broadband Mapping Coalition call featured Layton Olson of the Internet Public Trust to share his work under the Safe and Healthy Communities Project.
On November 21 and 22, the Marconi Society is proud to host our inaugural Workshop on Internet resilency. The forum will address current Internet fragility and points of failure, as well as outline opportunities and concrete ways to bolster resilience, especially in light of emerging and frontier technologies.
Professor Giovanni E. Corazza, Founder of the Marconi Institute for Creativity, and William Webb, Author, Consultant, and Former CTO, Access Partnership, reflect on Marconi’s legacy and propose innovative solutions for global broadband.
Karen Silverman, CEO and Founder of the Cantellus Group, shares insights on balancing innovation with ethical governance in AI and frontier technologies, ahead of the Marconi Society’s inaugural Executive Forum on equitable connectivity and the future of global communications.
APWireless is committed to bridging the digital divide through global partnerships and private investment in reliable, high-speed digital infrastructure.
Antonia Daniels, Director of Strategic Initiatives at East Baltimore Development, Inc., discusses her role in advancing digital equity through community initiatives.
In this webinar, expert panelists John Cioffi, Roberto Gallardo, and Angela Siefer discussed the key role of policy, technology, and programs in advancing broadband access and digital equity.
The August National Broadband Mapping Coalition call featured Ryan Johnston from Next Century Cities, who discussed FCC Broadband Data Collection changes.
