Weather has very little effect on fixed wireless internet. Because the signal only travels a few miles from a nearby tower to a receiver at your home (instead of 20,000 miles to a satellite), the tough Pennsylvania weather like rain, snow, and storms rarely interrupt it. You may see a brief slowdown in extreme weather,…

Living in a rural area has plenty of benefits, but just like anything, there can be some drawbacks. One of those drawbacks is the lack of options for service providers – in this case, internet providers. Of those few options, DSL is among the most popular service types. DSL is more readily available because it…

Fixed wireless internet is a quickly emerging alternative to traditional methods of connecting to the internet. It doesn’t depend on wires like cable, fiber, or DSL, and it is local instead of orbital like satellite internet. With access to underserved and rural areas, fixed wireless internet or rural wireless internet offers a fiber-backed broadband option…