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If you follow tech trends like artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, and the "internet of things" revolution, there's a good chance you've heard about the invisible force disrupting wireless networks all over the globe.

                                                                                                                                                                                                        

Editor's Note: If you follow tech trends like artificial intelligence, electric vehicles, and the "internet of things" revolution, there's a good chance you've heard about the invisible force disrupting wireless networks all over the globe. But you may not know that there's a little-known way for average people (rich and poor... young and old) to profit from this tech "phenomenon" starting today. For complete details, review the note below from my colleague Jeff Brown. - Kim Iskyan, Publisher, Stansberry Pacific Research Dear Reader, If you've had cellphone calls dropped and your web pages are loading slowly, then you have experienced firsthand how slow America's communication infrastructure is. It's pitiful. Would you believe we are in 50th place worldwide for wireless internet speed? We are behind Romania and Finland. It's true. But the "Wi-Fi Killer" will change all that. Its speed is insane. Jeff Brown, a former Silicon Valley CEO, has spent the past 20-plus years working with the hottest tech companies in the world. He has advised 8 technology startups and completed 102 private deals. He knows how to spot the next big tech trends before the mainstream media catches on. Now he's discovered a technology that he believes could be the biggest investment opportunity this decade. Read the full story here. Sincerely, Van Bryan Managing Editor, The Near Future Report

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