Remember the ’80s, when the fax machine was the fastest way to send documents across town? When wireless phones were considered luxury items, hardly affordable or practical. And the Internet? If you even knew it existed, it could take half the day loading a single Web page.
In just two decades, we have come a long way.
The fax machine has been replaced by Internet services that speed documents across the world in seconds.
In fact, most consumers carry affordable wireless devices in the palm of their hand that harness the power of the Internet to stay connected with friends, family and co-workers while on the go. And web pages appear almost simultaneously with the click of a mouse.
These advances we now depend on for everyday life are possible thanks to broadband investment, also known as high speed Internet.
