The pandemic has exacerbated the long-standing issue of the digital divide and raised questions about how to address inequality around education, telehealth, and other areas. With students forced to become long-term remote learners, the lack of access to high-speed broadband has emerged as a critical problem. In healthcare, lack of digital access has hindered patient portal adoption and the ability to schedule appointments online. In response, school districts and healthcare organizations have scrambled to fill the connectivity gap. In situations where WiFi doesn’t offer enough scale, innovative public enterprises are leading the use of private mobile networks to solve the digital divide. In the future, we see private mobile networks competing with WiFi in the medium and large enterprise space.