WIA Welcomes FCC Approval of DISH License Transfers, $2.4B Escrow for Infrastructure Providers

Today, the FCC approved the transfer of spectrum licenses from EchoStar to AT&T and SpaceX, which included an escrow for affected infrastructure providers. The following statement can be attributed to Patrick Halley, President and CEO, Wireless Infrastructure Association: “Today the FCC put Build America into action. America’s world-leading networks are built on wireless infrastructure and

Wireless Infrastructure Association Announces Reelection of Board of Directors, Officers

Ft. LAUDERDALE, FL (May 6, 2026) – Today, the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) announced the reelection of the current WIA Board of Directors. “WIA is fortunate to have a Board that brings deep experience, strong leadership, and a shared commitment to advancing wireless infrastructure across the country,” said Patrick Halley, President and CEO of WIA.

Connect (X) Keynotes: NVIDIA, Nokia, Ericsson, T-Mobile, American Tower, Intel, JLL, Qualcomm

Connect (X) 2026 Keynotes Deliver Past, Present, Future of Connectivity Industry May 5: Verizon, Intel, Ericsson, JLL, Qualcomm, American Tower, NVIDIA, Nokia, T-Mobile Leverage Expertise to Predict Trends  FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., May 5, 2026 – Today at Connect (X) 2026 — the only business technology event in North America that unites the entire digital infrastructure

South Florida to Become Showcase for AI, Robotic, and Wireless Innovation

ARLINGTON, Va., April 29, 2026 — South Florida’s bid to become more than a tourism and logistics hub will be on full display next week, when thousands of global tech and infrastructure leaders descend on Fort Lauderdale for the Connect (X) digital infrastructure event to explore the technologies powering artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and next‑generation wireless networks,

New WIA Edge AI Infrastructure Initiative Seeks to Support Frictionless Deployment at the Edge

By Iain Gillott, Vice President, Innovation and Technology Edge computing has been “just around the corner” for years. It was first called Mobile Edge Computing (MEC) and then Multi-access Edge Computing. The concept: move compute closer to the user, reduce latency and unlock new applications. However, cloud compute continued to become bigger, faster and cheaper

Subcarrier’s John Paleski: A Front-Row Seat to 40 Years of Wireless Infrastructure

Before there were tower crews, safety protocols and engineered deployments, there was a teenager with a CB radio hobby and a knack for figuring things out, his name – John Paleski. As Subcarrier Communications turns 40 years young this year and the United States turns 250, the founder and President of Subcarrier’s story is one