By Stephen Keegan, Senior Counsel, WIA Provisioning mobile service via satellites, referred to as Supplemental Coverage from Space (SCS), Non-terrestrial Networks (NTN), or Direct-to-Device (D2D) services, has garnered significant attention The post Satellite Direct-to-Device Services are Not Replacements for Terrestrial Networks appeared first on Wireless Infrastructure Association.| Wireless Infrastructure Association
By Karmen Rajamani, Vice President, Government Affairs, Wireless Infrastructure Association Between June 2024 and June 2025, more than 15,000 incidents of theft and vandalism struck U.S. telecommunications networks, disrupting service The post The Rising Toll of Infrastructure Damage on America’s Telecommunications Networks appeared first on Wireless Infrastructure Association.| Wireless Infrastructure Association
When enterprises consider in-building wireless, they often default to Wi-Fi. It’s been the backbone of business connectivity for years. But with the rise of private cellular networks, IoT devices, and the demand for reliable, controlled, and secure connectivity, the conversation has shifted.| Wireless Infrastructure Association
By Joe Kessinger, CEO, HCI Energy When a tower goes dark, so do the customers who rely on it. For mobile network operators and tower companies, a power outage isn’t The post Powering telecom ahead of the grid: The telecom business case for hybrid energy appeared first on Wireless Infrastructure Association.| Wireless Infrastructure Association
By Shane McClelland, VP Strategy and Business Development, Head of Emerging RAN Solutions, Ericsson Note: This blog was produced under WIA’s Innovation and Technology Council (ITC). The ITC is the forum| Wireless Infrastructure Association
By Patrick Halley, President and CEO, WIA Over the past few years, a quiet revolution has taken place in the U.S. home broadband market—not on the ground, but in the| Wireless Infrastructure Association
The recent enactment of H.R. 1, also known as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (OBBBA), should be a significant boost for the communications industry. Along with reinstating FCC spectrum| Wireless Infrastructure Association
