AI in Wireless RAN Blog Series

AI in Wireless RAN AI is reshaping industries—and mobile broadband is no exception. In this WIA blog series, learn how the wireless industry is embracing AI in RAN, as well as the benefits and challenges to AI-RAN implementations. Access the WIA Artificial Intelligence in the Wireless RAN report, which compiles the blog series into one

AI-native networks and the Implications for 6G

By Iain Gillott, Senior Research and Technical Advisor, WIA As the wireless world debates what 6G will look like, how it will work and what spectrum bands it will use, one thing seems certain: Artificial Intelligence (AI) will be incorporated into the new standards to a degree not seen before.  Rather than use AI to

States are Acting on Permitting Reforms for Wireless Infrastructure

By Karmen Rajamani, Vice President, Government Affairs, WIA Wireless infrastructure is the backbone of our digital era. It enables our daily digital interactions now and will fuel future innovation. Ensuring connectivity everywhere is critical to America’s economic success and keeping our nation at the forefront of advancement on the global stage. Recently, Congress passed a

WIA Statement on Passage of Spectrum Pipeline in Budget Reconciliation Bill

ARLINGTON, Va. – Today, the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) released the following statement on the passage of a spectrum pipeline and FCC auction authority within the budget reconciliation bill. The statement can be attributed to WIA President and CEO Patrick Halley: “Congress has taken a first major step toward a more connected and competitive America

Mobile and expeditionary C3N operations powered by 5G

Case Study: Government Expeditionary Command, Control, Communications, and Network Operations (C3N) refer to mobile, agile, and resilient communication systems that support military units in remote or hostile environments. Designed to facilitate mission command across dispersed locations, these operations prioritize quick deployment, adaptability, and secure communication in contested spaces. Mobile and expeditionary units face a unique