Did you miss Andrea Goldsmith’s closing keynote from The Decade of Digital Inclusion? Catch up on her electrifying speech.
Did you miss Internet for All: What is the Role of Government? Catch up with four takeaways.
Digital safety and security are cornerstones of a digitally equitable world. Read five takeaways from our experts on how we can create a secure network.
Did you miss the 6G Summit on Connecting the Unconnected? Catch up with takeaways from our brilliant panelists.
Did you miss the 6G Summit on Connecting the Unconnected? Catch up with takeaways from our brilliant panelists.
As you may have seen, The Decade of Digital Inclusion, our event series focused on the intersections of policy, technology, and digital inclusion, is now
In this article, we offer a summary of our September 15 panel, Digital Inclusion: The Issues That Keep Us Up at Night, which officially kicks off our event series.
In this article, professor Ana García Armada offers an introduction to the development and practical applications of MIMO technology for a non-technical audience.
Sir Eric Ash won the 1984 Marconi Prize in recognition for his work in electron optics and ultrasonics.
Marconi Fellows are recognized for their impact on society and humankind. As the COVID-19 pandemic radically alters everyone’s lives, we are proud to see some
Robert Tkach’s engineering work vastly increased the transmission speed and capacity of optical fiber systems which underlie our global communications networks. Tkach has been recognized with the Marconi Prize, the IEEE Alexander Graham Bell Medal and the John Tyndall Award.
We Marconi Fellows have developed and fostered important pieces of today’s Internet that have been increasingly called upon to help people everywhere continue communicating, while
