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Your Wireless Connection
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Fierce Network – The Big 3 mobile operators in the U.S. have standalone 5G (5G SA) networks in place, meaning that they all can offer 5G features like network slicing and more to enterprises. Here is a breakdown of where they stand. Read More
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Reuters – Crown Castle raised its annual site rental revenue forecast, hinting at healthy leasing activity by wireless carriers as service providers continue to augment capacity. The results follow intensifying competition among service providers, highlighting how companies are actively pursuing new avenues for growth by expanding capacity amid the 5G boom. Read More
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American Tower – Steven Vondran, American Tower’s Chief Executive Officer, stated, “Demand for our high-quality global portfolio of telecommunications sites continued into the second quarter. In the U.S., broad-based midband upgrades, paired with accelerating densification activity, supported one of the highest quarters of U.S. Services revenue contributions on record.” Read More
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Ookla – Mobile networks have seen major upgrades in recent years—from 5G rollouts to expanded spectrum to denser infrastructure—but indoor coverage is still a major weak spot. Whether in office towers, schools, hospitals, or transportation hubs, buildings often block or weaken cellular signals, creating a frustrating experience for users and a missed opportunity for mobile network operators (MNOs). Read More
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Phoenix Tower International – PTI announced it has entered exclusive negotiations with Bouygues Telecom and SFR for the potential acquisition of Infracos, a joint venture that manages approximately 3,700 wireless sites located in medium density areas in France. This strategic investment will bring PTI’s French portfolio to nearly 10,000 nationwide sites, including committed build-to-suit (BTS) deployments. Read More
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UScellular – United States Cellular Corporation announced two developments in connection with the sale of its wireless operations to T-Mobile US set to close Friday. Douglas W. Chambers will serve as interim president and chief executive officer of the post-closing business, which will change its name to Array Digital Infrastructure, Inc. Read More
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Bayside Gazette – Ocean Pines residents had the opportunity to hear from project representatives at a town hall meeting detailing the proposed wireless cell tower for the wooded Maryland community. If approved, officials hope the structure will remedy spotty reception that often plagues Ocean Pines, particularly during the busy summer months. Read More
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