Belden launches new solutions to boost uptime and improve network connectivity

Releases include expansions to Belden’s OptiTuff line, a new connector and I/O module from Lumberg Automation and updates to Belden’s PROVIZE Network Planning, Commissioning and Management Suite. ST. LOUIS–Belden Inc. (NYSE: BDC), a leading global supplier of network infrastructure and digitization solutions, announces four new products and updates that are designed to maintain connectivity in

Private Networks: New Spectrum, New Revenue Models Indicate Rapid Growth

Private cellular networks are important for the wireless infrastructure industry because private cellular networks use the same network equipment, devices, and technology as public 4G LTE and 5G networks. This means that enterprise and corporate private cellular networks present a new business opportunity for network equipment vendors, network design and engineering service providers, construction companies,

Maximizing Participation is the True Model for Planning BEAD Projects

The road to universal American broadband connectivity is a long one rife with uncertainties. Will each state’s share of the BEAD program, a historic $42 billion Congressional investment in broadband, be sufficient to cover the costs of connecting the unconnected? Will service providers show up and offer to provide service to every last mile? Which blend of technologies

Karmen Rajamani to Join WIA as VP of Government Affairs

ARLINGTON, Va. – The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) today announced that Karmen Rajamani has been hired as Vice President, Government Affairs, effective September 5, 2023. Rajamani joins WIA from Crown Castle where she was Vice President of Government Affairs working with state and local governments to drive tower, fiber, and small cell deployments nationwide. At

Fixed Wireless Home Broadband Service – A Critical Solution for Closing Connectivity Gaps in Rural America 

In the digital age, internet access is as important as electricity. Every state in America today has a generational opportunity to connect communities that need it most with federal broadband funding.   When it comes to internet connectivity, time and money matter. States will need to take into consideration cost and time to deployment when spending