WISP (Wireless Internet Service Provider)

A Wireless Internet Service Provider (WISP) delivers internet access to homes and businesses using wireless signals instead of traditional wired connections. It operates by installing antennas on towers or buildings that transmit and receive data through radio frequencies, covering areas where laying cables might be difficult or costly. Customers typically have a receiving dish or antenna on their property that connects to the provider’s network. WISPs are especially useful in rural or remote locations, providing reliable internet without the need for extensive cable infrastructure. They offer competitive speeds and service quality comparable to wired networks, supporting various online activities.