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Real IoT: In-home Wi-Fi Demand Surges As Users Link More Devices

January 15, 2017

More than 70 percent of households with broadband access now utilize in-home Wi-Fi, and the availability of fast connectivity is encouraging users to link more devices than ever, says Parks Associates.

From the article "Real IoT: In-home Wi-Fi Demand Surges As Users Link More Devices" by www.wraltechwire.com

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Real IoT: In-home Wi-Fi Demand Surges As Users Link More Devices

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