Month: June 2023

The state still has to get through a series of deadlines and oversight procedures to make sure the broadband rollout is efficient and smooth.

People continue to cut ties with cable internet providers and reports from MoffettNathanson show cable broadband subscriber growth numbers are plummeting year over year. In the third quarter of 2020, broadband subscriber growth was at its highest compared to the five-year span before, which stayed pretty steady between 4.3 percent and 7 percent growth. The […]

60-class GPUs are Nvidia's most popular; the 4060 don't fix what ain't broke.

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AEW: Fight Forever may have the audacity to challenge the current king of wrestling games, but despite its fun-loving spirit, strong sense of style, and solid fundamentals, it fails to execute on a level that comes anywhere close to its potential.

The evolution of a more advanced, immersive internet will likely benefit all aspects of society — but when will the transition to this new digital world happen?

New applications of special technology are giving older adults VR access to somewhere more intimate and personal: their own home.

College of Coastal Georgia’s XR Education and Innovations Labs (XREIL) recently collaborated with the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation (Partnership) Summer Internship program to host two summer interns who are helping

Brazos County is hoping to improve broadband services in their area.

A Milwaukee-area teacher used VR to teach about the water cycle, and saw a huge spike in student engagement.