Baltimore City Council President Bernard C. “Jack” Young is the lead sponsor on a bill filed yesterday that would seek a charter amendment in November 2020 to permanently revoke the authority of city officials to sell “Baltimore’s 700-mile, century-old underground conduit system, a move supporters say could encourage a public broadband system in the future.”
NTIA unveils $420M fund to promote open RAN
The government is allocating $420 million to stimulate the wireless equipment market, particularly targeting the production of open radio units to drive greater open radio access network (RAN) adoption.
High-Performance Passives Evolve with Small Cells
Crown Castle is highlighted as a small cell provider in this Inside Towers article that discusses Microlab's small cell filter solutions.
Crown Castle Appoints Steven Moskowitz as President and CEO
Crown Castle announced that its Board of Directors has appointed Steven J. Moskowitz as President and Chief Executive Officer, effective as of April 11, 2024.
We have the will to close New York's digital divide. Cut through the red tape.
Crown Castle Director of external affairs, Ana Rua, highlights the importance of permitting reform in bridging the digital divide.
TowerCos Join Princeton Tech Give and Take
Crown Castle joined Princeton's corporate affiliate program which aims to increase the flow of knowledge between industry and academia and to accelerate the adoption of new technologies.
Chicago engineer Kimberly Moore shares her STEM smarts with underrepresented youth
KDM Engineering founder, Kimberly Moore, is focused on preparing underrepresented youth for STEM career opportunities through her non-profit organization Calculated Genius. In addition to her philanthropic efforts, she also has worked with Crown Castle to help expand 5G in the Chicago area.&nb...