Wind Talker Innovations Showcases Osmosis at the Connecting Alaska Consortium Broadband Conference

Anchorage, AK — October 15, 2024 — Wind Talker Innovations played a key role at the Connecting Alaska Consortium Broadband Conference, where experts gathered to shape the future of Alaska’s broadband. CEO Brandon Craig presented during the “Designing Sustainable Broadband Networks” session, highlighting the role of Osmosis, Wind Talker’s flagship Layer 2 network firmware, as a groundbreaking solution for connectivity challenges in rural and remote regions.

Alaska’s rural and tribal communities have long faced barriers to reliable internet access, where harsh environments and geographic isolation complicate connectivity. Osmosis is a licenseable firmware that completely reimagines legacy network architecture, enabling seamless, distributed connectivity across multiple devices and manufacturers. With a focus on unbreakable connectivity and data sovereignty, Osmosis is specifically designed to meet the evolving needs of network users and connectivity providers alike. Key features include intelligent network adaptability, automatic failover, self-healing capabilities, and edge network awareness—all crucial for networks in challenging and isolated environments.

Wind Talker Innovations’ participation in the conference underscores their commitment to pioneering robust, future-proof network solutions that will support Alaska’s rural and tribal communities well into the future. “We are thrilled to engage with industry leaders, local communities, and key stakeholders in Alaska to address broadband needs in meaningful ways,” said Craig. “Osmosis is not just about connectivity; it’s about building resilient networks that adapt intelligently and autonomously, ensuring uninterrupted service even in the most remote areas.”