Neutral hosts offer network-as-a-service offerings. We can help you to find out if suits your business. Making the neutral host business model ubiquitous requires a transformation in regulation and an evolution of business models and network architectures. We can help there too.
The concept of a neutral host service provider is a relatively new proposition – but one that is being supported by a wide range of players in government and industry eager to guarantee superior coverage to businesses that need it. Put simply, neutral hosts provide a network-as-a-service, delivering often multi-operator connectivity to businesses and public spaces.
Neutral hosts have a key part to play in everything from the provision of private networks for enterprises, to delivering improved connectivity to commercial property and industry. They also have technology and regulatory requirements that are distinct from those of mobile operators.
The 26 GHz band is capable of delivering fibre-like speeds with extremely low latency, but the high propagation loss poses a challenge to achieve wide area coverage compared to lower spectrum bands. This report proposes a hybrid licensing approach to achieve Ofcom’s objective of licensing this band as part of their commitment to the EU directive.
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Property owners and tenants who are looking at ways of improving the mobile service in their building may be wondering where to start. Certainly the end result will differ according to the building, but, whether yours is an airport, an enterprise office, a shopping centre or a museum, some considerations apply to all buildings – and the most urgent consideration is to get unbiased, expert advice. And our new Guide is a great place to start.
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