According to the company, iWireless Solutions will “complement and bring outdoor small cell capabilities” to Digital Colony’s neutral host in-building mobile business StrattoOpencell. The latter “delivers carrier-grade multi-operator indoor coverage to over 120 connected buildings, using over 2,700 cells.”
Speaking of the acquisition, CEO of Digital Colony’s UK digital infrastructure platform said: “We have always championed small cells, and there is a growing industry consensus that they will be a crucial component in delivering mobile coverage, both inside and outdoors. That’s for today’s networks, and even more so as we enter the 5G era.”
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Ravi Mondair, founder and CEO of iWireless Solutions, said: “In today’s world we expect to be wirelessly connected wherever we are. By joining Digital Colony’s neutral host team, we become part of a unique platform, enabling us to keep evolving as a company and further meet the ever-growing demand for connectivity.”
iWireless Solutions has previously been involved in connectivity projects in the City of London, London Olympic Stadium and Twickenham Stadium.
Financial terms of the transaction have not been disclosed.
