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The Federal Communications Commissions (FCC) has advanced key items to make wireless and wireline networks available more quickly, including a $16 billion reverse auction for rural wireline broadband, policy to accelerate the deployment of 5G networks, and vital mid-band spectrum auctions.

Thanks to Vertical Bridge’s long-term commitment to the environment it has been certified carbon neutral, which towercos are next?

Vertical Bridge, the largest privately-owned communications infrastructure company in the U.S., achieved its goal of becoming 100% carbon neutral – the first telecom tower company in the world to do so.

Vertical Bridge REIT, the privately held owner and operator of communications infrastructure and locations across the U.S., confirmed Monday (6/1) that it has successfully issued $534 million of Secured Tower Revenue Notes in a private asset-backed securitization (ABS) transaction.

While moderating a panel at this year’s Connect(X) virtual conference event, WIA President and CEO Jonathan Adelstein remarked that in a world consumed with 5G, it’s important to remember that towers are just as important to 5G’s future as “anything else.” Specifically, the five panelists discussed what Adelstein called the FCC’s “big news” about a vote …

FCC’s ‘Big News’ Around Tower Co-Location Provides Network Predictability, Cost Savings Read More »

Executives gave upbeat assessments of the tower industry on the “View From the Top: Tower Executive Roundtable,” moderated by Jonathan Adelstein, President and CEO of the Wireless Industry Association during its virtual Connect (X) All Access conference yesterday afternoon.

In just a few short years since the company’s founding in 2014, the Vertical Bridge business model has yielded tremendous results, propelling them to status as the largest private owner and operator of communications infrastructure with operations in all 50 states. Today, they have a portfolio of more than 269,000 owned, master-leased and right-to-master sites.