WIA Statement on House Commerce Committee’s Passage of Broadband Permitting Bills

ARLINGTON, VA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today released a statement on the passage of broadband permitting legislation by the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Committee. Specifically, the Committee passed the following bills, which will now advance to the full House: H.R. 1343, Federal Broadband Deployment Tracking Act (Reps. Pfluger and Soto) H.R. 1588, Facilitating DIGITAL Applications

Seamless Connectivity at CVG Airport Enables Traveler Experience to Take Off

Case Study: Airports Building on a relationship that started when American Tower built the original Distributed Antenna System (DAS) in 2013, CVG looked to its long-time infrastructure partner to expand coverage to a new five-story customer service building and rental car and ground transportation center. The project also entailed upgrading the existing network to support

WIA Statement on FCC Approval of NPRM on Upper C-Band

ARLINGTON, VA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today released the following statement on the FCC’s adoption of a notice of proposed rulemaking to clear at least 100MHz of Upper C-Band spectrum. The statement can be attributed to Patrick Halley, President and CEO, WIA: “WIA applauds the FCC for acting quickly to approve a notice of proposed

AI and Analytics at the Core: How American Tower is Reimagining Network Operations

By Tuoyo Ebigbeyi, VP, Network Operations, American Tower Note: This blog was produced under WIA’s Innovation and Technology Council (ITC). The ITC is the forum for forecasting the future of the wireless industry. Participants explore developments in the wider wireless industry, from 5G network monetization trends and streamlining infrastructure deployment to future spectrum needs and

WIA Statement on House Commerce Subcommittee Passage of Broadband Permitting Bills

ARLINGTON, VA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today released the following statement on the passage of broadband permitting legislation by the U.S. House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology. The statement can be attributed to Patrick Halley, President and CEO, WIA: “The U.S. needs a national wireless permitting framework that is predictable, proportionate, and