Enterprise-focused network operator BroadbandOne (BB1) expanded its infrastructure for mobile and IoT services as part of the release of a connectivity option for US businesses which includes a focus on rural areas. BB1 expanded infrastructure covering frequencies in the 28GHz band, local multipoint distribution service (LMDS) spectrum (which spans the 29GHz to 31GHz range) and 2.5GHz, along with CBRS and LoRaWAN for IoT use cases. The company stated it is “actively deploying” its network in 19 US states, “with a concentrated focus on tier-2, tier-3 and rural markets”. BB1 CEO Eric Watko said the service uses the “power of mmWave-licensed spectrum” through its telco-as-a-service model, providing businesses with “scalable and secure network” products. It stated its significant spectrum holdings are key to providing high-performing private 5G networks and roaming services, along with IoT connectivity.


Source:   The North Africa Journal
July 30, 2024 16:49 UTC