Digital equity in Internet access is often measured along three axes: availability, affordability,
and adoption. Most prior work focuses on availability; the other two aspects have received …

Offloading tasks to edge servers has been regarded as a potential way to solve the
computation resource poverty problem of the end devices like autonomous vehicles …

Residential fixed broadband internet access in the US remains inequitable, despite
significant taxpayer investment. This paper evaluates the efficacy of the Connect America …

In 2011, the United Nations declared Internet access to be a basic human right. Achieving
universal Internet access has been a longstanding goal of governments around the world. In …

The internet plays a vital role in everyday life across the world. The US, however, has seen a
slowdown in household broadband adoption since 2010, creating a gap between connected …

Lack of access to high-quality Internet connectivity affects how people participate in all
aspects of life, from education to work to recreation; disparities in Internet access thus carry …

Crowdsourced data collection is a scalable approach to collecting mobile broadband
performance data across space. However, existing platforms for crowdsourced mobile …

The FCC's National Broadband Map aspires to provide an unprecedented view into
broadband availability in the US. However, this map, which also determines eligibility for …

Despite efforts towards pervasive, high-speed broadband connectivity, users worldwide
continue to experience a persistent multinetwork reality–a reality of intermittent Internet …

The introduction of 5G technology has changed the mobile broadband landscape, yielding
faster speeds, lower latencies, and potentially more widespread coverage. In this paper, we …