WIA Statement on Confirmation of Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary

The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today released the following statement regarding the US Senate’s confirmation of Former North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum as Interior Secretary. The statement can be attributed to Patrick Halley, President and CEO, WIA: “WIA congratulates Governor Burgum on his confirmation as Secretary of the US Department of Interior. The US government is the

WIA Statement on Introduction of the Spectrum Pipeline Act of 2025

ARLINGTON, VA – Today, the Wireless Infrastructure Association released the following statement on the introduction of the Spectrum Pipeline Act of 2025 by Congressman Rick Allen (GA-12). The statement can be attributed to Patrick Halley, President and CEO, WIA: “WIA applauds Congressman Rick Allen for reintroducing the Spectrum Pipeline Act in the 119th Congress. The FCC has been without

WIA Statement on Nomination of Olivia Trusty to Serve on FCC

ARLINGTON, VA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today released the following statement regarding President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Olivia Trusty to serve on the Federal Communications Commission. The statement can be attributed to Patrick Halley, President and CEO, WIA: “WIA congratulates Olivia Trusty on her nomination to serve as an FCC Commissioner. Olivia has extensive experience,

Palistar Capital Announces Combination of U.S. Wireless Assets

NEW YORK, Jan. 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Palistar Capital, LP (“Palistar”), an alternative asset manager focused on mission-critical communications and digital infrastructure, today announced the combination of its pool of wireless assets managed exclusively by Symphony Wireless, LLC (“Symphony Wireless”), the dedicated cell site acquisition affiliate of Palistar, with another Palistar portfolio company, CTI Towers, Inc. (“CTI”)

Industry Leaders Make Their Predictions for 2025

Looking ahead to 2025, wireless infrastructure industry thought leaders are keeping their eye on trends including further development of 5G networks, rural connectivity, an increased focus on in-building and private wireless deployments, and the need for more spectrum to support expanding demand for data connectivity. Read on to see what they are predicting for the