The Network Edge – April 4, 2024

April 4, 2024

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5G business horizons – going beyond connectivity

WIA Innovation & Technology Council – Over the past few years, service providers have put significant efforts into deploying 5G networks, as well as promoting 5G data plans. While there is a positive momentum with the deployment and uptake of 5G around the world, the exploration of new services and business opportunities is just beginning. Read More

Eclipse tourists should plan for overloaded cell networks

The Washington Post – If you witness nature’s majesty and can’t live-stream it on TikTok or post in your group chat, did it even happen? Mobile service could be impacted in areas where people flock to view next week’s solar eclipse. Read More

NTIA streamlines NEPA permitting for Internet for All projects

Inside Towers – The NTIA adopted 30 new “categorical exclusions” established to support National Environmental Policy Act reviews for broadband infrastructure deployments funded by the Internet for All programs. Read More

FCC to vote on reinstating net neutrality broadband rules

RCR Wireless News – The reinstatement of the Title II regulation of broadband internet access service is expected to pass, with Democrats in control of the fully-seated FCC. The vote will take place on April 25. Read More

Rosenworcel describes impact of ACP’s imminent end to Congress

Inside Towers – FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel again urged immediate action before the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) ends and participating households can no longer receive the benefit. Read More

Verizon expands wireless capability at renovated Churchill Downs

SVG News – In a place that’s all about horses, the Verizon Frontline Response Team will deploy a lot of COWs. Verizon displayed several of the devices at Churchill Downs, where some will be deployed on May 4 for the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby. Read More

FCC cuts Vertical Bridge slack when using Drake Tower lighting monitoring

Inside Towers – Vertical Bridge and Drake Services, Inc. sought an exemption from required quarterly tower lighting system inspections, and the FCC determined the self-diagnostic features in the Drake system made the quarterly inspections “unnecessary.” Read More

ICYMI


•	Connect (X) unites industry leaders to enable connectivity everywhere
•	WIA-CTIA spectrum hearing letter
•	WIA celebrates women in wireless for Women’s History Month
•	WIA Statement on the National Spectrum Strategy Implementation Plan
•	WIA Statement on the Introduction of the Spectrum Pipeline Act

Education & Apprenticeship


•	WIA’s Registered Apprenticeship Program celebrates 100th employer partner

Upcoming Events


•	Wireless West Conference, April 22-24, Denver
•	Connect (X) 2024, May 14-16, 2024, Atlanta

State Wireless Association Events


•	New Jersey Wireless Association Educational Event, April 9
•	Carolinas Wireless Association Music Movement Networking Reception, April 10
•	Virginia Wireless Association Drive Shack Social, April 25

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