According to the report from Datamonitor the combined investments on Wi-fi networks in the UK and the USA will shoot up from £439m to nearly £3 bn during the next five years. This means the Wi-fi in cities in these countries will be implemented with an annual growth of 48 percent.

In UK, the first ever Wi-fi network was launched in Norfolk and Milton Keynes. The Wi-fi system which was also known as Norfolk Open Link provided Wifi coverage, mobile network in this area.

Milton Keynes was another region in UK to provide Wi-fi internet access to its citizens who live in heart of the city in the same year. The network in Milton Keynes was launched by Briteyellow, a Wi-fi company and Invest Milton Keynes and other commercial sponsors.

Recently, free Wi-fi network was established in the region between Milbank and Greenwich along the Thames River. Free wifi access for 15 minutes will be available with a condition that one should watch an advert of the sponsors. Free-hotspot.com and MeshHopper provide this free wifi access.

Wifi broadband would certainly give impetus to business and more networking as the growing mobile working force can access wifi for competitive prices in near future.