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Overview
InfiniG launched its Neutral Host as a Service (NHaaS). This service is designed for hotels, hospitals and offices who want to have their own private network.
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Challenges
NHaaS allows shared infrastructure model for multiple MNOs to offer their services on a singular, shared network within a building, ensuring comprehensive and seamless coverage for all users, regardless of their individual network providers.
InfiniG is using radios from Airspan Networks and the General Authorized Access (GAA) unlicensed portion of CBRS spectrum. Currently, InfiniG has AT&T and T-Mobile on board to support the neutral host set-up, and they’re optimistic that Verizon will join as well.
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Solutions & Benefits InfiniG listed the general benefits of NHAAS.
Universal Coverage: Regardless of the mobile network, users experience robust and reliable mobile coverage.
- Cost-Efficiency: By sharing infrastructure, MNOs can significantly reduce their capital expenditure (CAPEX) and operational costs.
- Simplicity for Building Owners: Instead of negotiating with multiple MNOs, building owners can collaborate with a single NH Operator, streamlining the entire process.
- Enhanced User Experience: With no need for unique configurations or multiple network log-ins, users enjoy a seamless and straightforward connection process.
InfiniG’s Neutral Host as a Service (NHaaS)
