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Click here for the online version. This e-mail was created for <<Email Address>> Subscribe • Advertise Tuesday, November 2, 2021 Volume 9 | Issue 214 FAA Sounds Louder C-Band Safety Alarm By Leslie Stimson, Inside Towers Washington Bureau Chief The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is ratcheting up its concern about airline safety when 5G deployments begin on C-band, a fear it’s been sounding an alarm about for a year, Inside Towers reported. Now that network carriers are expected to begin using the spectrum starting December 5, starting in 46 markets, the FAA plans to issue a Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin and an airworthiness directive about the issue, two officials told Reuters, confirming a Wall Street Journal report. FAA Deputy Administrator Bradley Mims wrote in a previously unreported October 6 letter, the agency shares, "the deep concern about the potential impact to aviation safety resulting from interference to radar altimeter performance from 5G network operations in the C-band." An FAA spokeswoman told Reuters on Friday it "continues to engage with other agencies so that aviation and the newest generation of 5G cellular technology can safely coexist." Continue Reading Strategic 5G Cell Site Deployed in Baltimore By John Celentano, Inside Towers Business Editor One of the latest 5G sites being deployed in the Baltimore area is in its final installation stages. Located on a tower on Newkirk Street in southeast Baltimore, the site is distinguished not so much by its size as its unique location. Newkirk Tower gives both mobile network operator and other wireless service provider tenants a critical vantage point from which to serve one of the busiest corridors on the U.S. East coast. The 192-foot, self-supporting tower is adjacent to the heavily travelled I-95 and I-895 interstate highways just north of the entrance to the Baltimore Harbor and Ft. McHenry tunnels. Continue Reading GSMA Urges Industry Leaders to Scale Existing Smart Tech for Net Zero The GSMA last week called on business leaders and policymakers to use the combination of mobile connectivity and smart technology to achieve net zero by 2050, and limit global heating to within 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. “Net zero” is an international objective agreed upon by the United Nations to eliminate greenhouse gas emission. Smart technology could contribute 40 percent of the required carbon emissions savings for the world’s net zero goals according to research from the GSMA, backed by the Carbon Trust. Although the technology is in place, their study shows mobile connectivity and smart technology are significantly underused by energy-intensive industries, such as power and manufacturing. For instance, in the energy sector, connected technology is only used in around 35 percent of solar grids and 10 percent of wind grids globally. Continue Reading A Peek into Inside Towers Intelligence™ This Tower Talks special edition highlights the Inside Towers Intelligence Q2 202 1 issue that is jam-packed with high quality information and analysis that can be readily used by decision makers and investors in the wireless infrastructure business. Feature articles “Inside the Tower Business” and “Dish Network: a Strategic Analysis” dive deep into the tower business models and Dish’s strategic opportunities and risks. Contributed input from thought leaders and outside experts includes: M&A advisory from Michael DeMita, CEO at Tower Capital Advisors on how the tower business has become a seller’s market. D.C. Watch by Husch Blackwell telecom attorneys Rodney Carter and Michael Long who unpack the infrastructure investment and jobs act. Investor perspective from stock analyst Colby Synesael of Cowen who offers his take on trends in the tower, small cells, and data center sectors. Hear excerpts from our interview with Colby and more on the podcast, available on our website , Amazon Music , Spotify and iTunes . No CapEx, No Problem. Get Test Equipment Now with Electro Rent By J. Sharpe Smith Inside Towers Technology Editor The reasons customers rent test and measurement equipment are analogous to the reasons people go to a car rental agency, according to Jim Platner, Vice President of Business Operations with Electro Rent , a global test and measurement equipment rental company. “We are just like a lot of the rental car companies that people go to for a certain size car that they need for a few days for a certain price,” he said, “as opposed to buying a car just to take a vacation.” From acquiring, to using, to disposing test and measurement equipment, renting may make sense for a company’s bottom line, Platner said. The rental option gives companies the ability to manage costs and pay only for the time they need the equipment, versus footing the total cost of ownership, which includes the cost of acquiring the equipment, maintenance and calibration, and disposal of the asset. Continue Reading November 1, 2021 at Close SBA Third Quarter Results Show 12.7 Percent Revenue Growth SBA Communications Corporation (Nasdaq: SBAC) yesterday reported results for the quarter ended September 30, 2021. "The increased level of US wireless carrier activity we experienced last quarter continued in the third quarter," said Jeffrey Stoops, President and CEO. "US wireless carrier activity continued at materially higher levels compared to the beginning of the year. Domestically, we produced record services revenue, surpassing our second quarter record, and our leasing and services backlogs reached new multi-year highs at quarter-end. While we expect some revenue recognition from third quarter leasing activity by year-end, contributing to our increased full-year 2021 Outlook, we anticipate the substantial majority will begin to be recognized in 2022." Highlights of the third quarter include: Net income of $47.8 million or $0.43 per share AFFO per share increased 13.9 percent over the prior year period Total revenue of $589.3 million, a 12.7 percent growth over the prior year period Issued $1.79 billion of Tower Securities at a blended interest rate of 2.217 percent subsequent to quarter end Repurchased 1.0 million shares cumulatively in the third quarter and subsequent to quarter end Continue Reading Maine Residents Defend Keeping Old Tower for Historic Reasons Plans to replace a 165-foot lattice broadcast tower with a flagpole monopole have met with resistance from a group of local citizens. As the East Hampton Star reports, the group of Sag Harbor Village, Maine residents has rallied to decry plans to replace the current WLNG-FM tower with a new cell phone tower. Opposition organizer and Redwood Road resident Emma Hamilton spoke on behalf of the objectors, noting, "We're not arguing that we don't need an improvement in cell service. We're saying the station is not the right spot for the tower. We're fond of the lattice tower," she clarified, "It's transparent and historic." Continue Reading 5G Ups the Stakes in Cybersecurity War By J. Sharpe Smith Inside Towers Technology Editor Political leaders and members of the media have stressed the importance of building out 5G wireless quickly. However, it is equally, if not more, important to focus on securing this next generation network, Vinod Kumar, Associate Director of Tata Communications, recently wrote in Forbes Magazine. He outlined three major vulnerabilities of 5G, including increased attack surfaces, a lack of IoT security and dynamic spectrum sharing, as well discussing their mitigations. “5G will be released as an all-software network that can be maintained like any other digital system today,” Kumar wrote. “Because of software’s innate vulnerabilities, the ecosystem of 5G applications could pose a serious security risk, not just to individuals but also to the nation.” Continue Reading USDA to Begin Accepting Applications for Next Phase of Broadband Funding The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will require recipients to provide broadband service at a hundred megabits-per-second for the next ReConnect phase, which will distribute $1.15 billion in funding. Areas are eligible if one out of ten people, at most, can download data at 100 Mbps and upload it at 20 Mbps. On November 24, USDA will begin accepting applications for up to $1.15 billion in loans and grants to expand the availability of broadband in rural areas. USDA has simplified the application process and has expanded its ReConnect Program . For example, ReConnect will now offer 100 percent grants for certain projects on tribal lands and in socially vulnerable communities. Continue Reading FCC OKs 20 2.5 GHz Licenses to Serve Alaska Native Communities The FCC’s Wireless Telecommunications Bureau granted 20 additional 2.5 GHz spectrum licenses to serve Alaskan Native communities. To date, 292 applications received through last year’s FCC Rural Tribal Priority Window have been granted. The actions pave the way for new advanced wireless services – including wireless broadband – for underserved rural tribal communities, according to the agency. In Alaska, 99 applications have now been granted. Continue Reading Startup Breaks Internet Monopoly with Open Access Fiber Network By J. Sharpe Smith Inside Towers Technology Editor Refusing to “accept the status quo,” a startup, known as Underline, has begun construction of an open access fiber network in its first market — Colorado Springs, CO. Underline is partnering with the city of Colorado Springs, the Chamber of Commerce, the National Cybersecurity Center, and local business and education leaders. “This launch marks an important milestone in our work to connect American communities with the open access fiber networks they need to thrive,” Eva Arevuo, Head of Marketing & Communications, said. The company, which is funded by global infrastructure investors, intends to build multi-purpose, open access fiber networks to foster competition in wireline communications, according to Bob Thompson, Underline CEO & Founder. Continue Reading Ericsson Releases European 5G Climate Report at COP26 Conference At the ongoing COP26 conference, Ericsson released a report claiming that the accelerated rollout of 5G across Europe and the U.K. will reduce CO2e emissions by 2030. According to ComputerWeekly, the report, titled Connectivity and Climate Change, suggests implementing 5G technology across four high-emitting sectors (power, transport, manufacturing, and buildings) to reduce emissions by 55-170 million tons. It also calculated that at least 40 percent of the EU’s carbon reductions (until 2030) could rely on fixed-line and mobile connectivity. These two factors combined could bring the total emissions reduction to nearly 20 percent of the EU’s total annual emissions in 2017, reported ComputerWeekly. By 2027, three years before global emissions will need to be cut in half to stay on track for 1.5ºC global warming, forecasts show global 5G rollout will still only be at around 75 percent. In six years, Europe is estimated to only have 80 percent population coverage of 5G compared to 95 percent coverage in North America and North East Asia. “The EU and U.K. have set ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions that will require transformational shifts across society,” said Ericsson president and CEO Börje Ekholm. “This new analysis demonstrates that connectivity, and specifically 5G, is vital to achieving these decarbonization targets.” He noted that it would be challenging to meet the targets unless 5G rollout across Europe accelerates to keep pace with other leading countries. Flash Technology Names New Business Development Manager Flash Technology, a Franklin, TN-based manufacturer of global aids to navigation (AtoN) solutions, yesterday announced the appointment of Cristina Cossío to Business Development Manager for the Western United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. Cossío began her career with Flash in 2018, working remotely out of México City, México. In her new role, she will have full responsibility for telecom customers throughout her regions. Cossío earned her bachelor’s degree from the Universidad Iberoamericana Monterrey and her MBA from Universidad del Valle de México. “With her successes in Latin America, Cristina has proven herself as a key player in our organization,” said Pete Bruce, vice president of global sales for SPX Aids to Navigation. “Wade Collins, his team and I are excited to support her career growth and continued contributions to the wireless industry.” Southern State Associations Set Dates for Holiday Parties in 2021 Assorted southern state wireless associations have recently announced their dates and plans for upcoming holiday parties. For some this will be their first holiday social in two years. Some “save the dates” are: Kentucky Wireless Association, Thursday, November 18, 12-6 p.m., Churchill Downs - Louisville, KY. To register/sponsor, click here . Tennessee Wireless Association, Tuesday, November 30, 6-9 p.m. Ole Red (300 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37201) To register/sponsor, click here . Georgia Wireless Association, Wednesday, December 1, Time and Location TBD Contact [email protected] Alabama Wireless Association, Thursday, December 2, 5-8:30 p.m., Vulcan Park, Birmingham, AL Contact [email protected] CarolinaS Wireless Association, Thursday, December 9, 5-9 p.m., Angus Barn Contact [email protected] (all times in EST) If you have a few minutes to spare, please consider taking our brief reader survey. This will help us ensure our content stays up-to-date and relevant to our audience. We sincerely appreciate your feedback and support. Within the survey, you have the option to leave your name and email if you’d like to be entered into a drawing for a $250 Amazon gift card. Take the survey here . A Halloween disappearing act as a massive 4-legged I-beam tower is reduced to plain rooftop in Connecticut. 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FAA Sounds Louder C-Band Safety AlarmBy Leslie Stimson, Inside Towers Washington Bureau ChiefThe Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is ratcheting up its concern about airline safety when 5G deploymentsbegin on C-band, a fear it’s been sounding an alarm about for a year, Inside Towers reported. Now that networkcarriers are expected to begin using the spectrum starting December 5, starting in 46 markets, the FAA plans to issuea Special Airworthiness Information Bulletin and an airworthiness directive about the issue, two officials told Reuters,confirming a Wall Street Journal report.
FAA Deputy Administrator Bradley Mims wrote in a previously unreported October 6 letter, the agency shares, "thedeep concern about the potential impact to aviation safety resulting from interference to radar altimeter performancefrom 5G network operations in the C-band." An FAA spokeswoman told Reuters on Friday it "continues to engagewith other agencies so that aviation and the newest generation of 5G cellular technology can safely coexist."Continue Reading
Strategic 5G Cell Site Deployed in BaltimoreBy John Celentano, Inside Towers Business EditorOne of the latest 5G sites being deployed in the Baltimore area is in its final installation stages. Located on a tower onNewkirk Street in southeast Baltimore, the site is distinguished not so much by its size as its unique location.
Newkirk Tower gives both mobile network operator and other wireless service provider tenants a critical vantage pointfrom which to serve one of the busiest corridors on the U.S. East coast. The 192-foot, self-supporting tower isadjacent to the heavily travelled I-95 and I-895 interstate highways just north of the entrance to the Baltimore Harborand Ft. McHenry tunnels. Continue Reading GSMA Urges Industry Leaders to Scale Existing Smart Tech for Net ZeroThe GSMA last week called on business leaders and policymakers to use the combination of mobile connectivity andsmart technology to achieve net zero by 2050, and limit global heating to within 1.5C above pre-industrial levels. “Netzero” is an international objective agreed upon by the United Nations to eliminate greenhouse gas emission.
Smart technology could contribute 40 percent of the required carbon emissions savings for the world’s net zero goalsaccording to research from the GSMA, backed by the Carbon Trust. Although the technology is in place, their studyshows mobile connectivity and smart technology are significantly underused by energy-intensive industries, such aspower and manufacturing. For instance, in the energy sector, connected technology is only used in around 35 percentof solar grids and 10 percent of wind grids globally. Continue Reading
A Peek into Inside Towers Intelligence™
This Tower Talks special edition highlights the Inside Towers Intelligence Q2 2021 issue that is jam-packed with highquality information and analysis that can be readily used by decision makers and investors in the wirelessinfrastructure business.
Feature articles “Inside the Tower Business” and “Dish Network: a Strategic Analysis” dive deep into the towerbusiness models and Dish’s strategic opportunities and risks.
Contributed input from thought leaders and outside experts includes:
M&A advisory from Michael DeMita, CEO at Tower Capital Advisors on how the tower business has become aseller’s market.D.C. Watch by Husch Blackwell telecom attorneys Rodney Carter and Michael Long who unpack theinfrastructure investment and jobs act.Investor perspective from stock analyst Colby Synesael of Cowen who offers his take on trends in the tower,small cells, and data center sectors.
Hear excerpts from our interview with Colby and more on the podcast, available on our website, Amazon Music,Spotify and iTunes.
No CapEx, No Problem. Get Test Equipment Now with Electro RentBy J. Sharpe Smith Inside Towers Technology Editor
The reasons customers rent test and measurement equipment are analogous to the reasonspeople go to a car rental agency, according to Jim Platner, Vice President of BusinessOperations with Electro Rent, a global test and measurement equipment rental company.
“We are just like a lot of the rental car companies that people go to for a certain size car thatthey need for a few days for a certain price,” he said, “as opposed to buying a car just to take avacation.”
From acquiring, to using, to disposing test and measurement equipment, renting may makesense for a company’s bottom line, Platner said. The rental option gives companies the ability tomanage costs and pay only for the time they need the equipment, versus footing the total cost
of ownership, which includes the cost of acquiring the equipment, maintenance and calibration, and disposal of theasset. Continue Reading
November 1, 2021 at Close
SBA Third Quarter Results Show 12.7 Percent Revenue Growth
SBA Communications Corporation (Nasdaq: SBAC) yesterday reported results for thequarter ended September 30, 2021.
"The increased level of US wireless carrier activity we experienced last quarter continued in the third quarter," saidJeffrey Stoops, President and CEO. "US wireless carrier activity continued at materially higher levels compared to thebeginning of the year. Domestically, we produced record services revenue, surpassing our second quarter record,and our leasing and services backlogs reached new multi-year highs at quarter-end. While we expect some revenuerecognition from third quarter leasing activity by year-end, contributing to our increased full-year 2021 Outlook, weanticipate the substantial majority will begin to be recognized in 2022."
Highlights of the third quarter include:
Net income of $47.8 million or $0.43 per shareAFFO per share increased 13.9 percent over the prior year periodTotal revenue of $589.3 million, a 12.7 percent growth over the prior year periodIssued $1.79 billion of Tower Securities at a blended interest rate of 2.217 percent subsequent to quarter endRepurchased 1.0 million shares cumulatively in the third quarter and subsequent to quarter end ContinueReading
MaineResidents Defend Keeping Old Tower for Historic ReasonsPlans to replace a 165-foot lattice broadcast tower with a flagpole monopole have met with resistance from a group oflocal citizens. As the East Hampton Star reports, the group of Sag Harbor Village, Maine residents has rallied todecry plans to replace the current WLNG-FM tower with a new cell phone tower. Opposition organizer and Redwood Road resident Emma Hamilton spoke on behalf of the objectors, noting, "We'renot arguing that we don't need an improvement in cell service. We're saying the station is not the right spot for thetower. We're fond of the lattice tower," she clarified, "It's transparent and historic." Continue Reading
5G Ups the Stakes in Cybersecurity War By J. Sharpe Smith Inside Towers Technology EditorPolitical leaders and members of the media have stressed the importance of building out 5G wireless quickly.However, it is equally, if not more, important to focus on securing this next generation network, Vinod Kumar,Associate Director of Tata Communications, recently wrote in Forbes Magazine. He outlined three majorvulnerabilities of 5G, including increased attack surfaces, a lack of IoT security and dynamic spectrum sharing, aswell discussing their mitigations.
“5G will be released as an all-software network that can be maintained like any other digital system today,” Kumarwrote. “Because of software’s innate vulnerabilities, the ecosystem of 5G applications could pose a serious securityrisk, not just to individuals but also to the nation.” Continue Reading
USDA to Begin Accepting Applications for Next Phase of Broadband FundingThe United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) will require recipients to provide broadband service at ahundred megabits-per-second for the next ReConnect phase, which will distribute $1.15 billion in funding. Areas areeligible if one out of ten people, at most, can download data at 100 Mbps and upload it at 20 Mbps.
On November 24, USDA will begin accepting applications for up to $1.15 billion in loans and grants to expand theavailability of broadband in rural areas. USDA has simplified the application process and has expanded itsReConnect Program. For example, ReConnect will now offer 100 percent grants for certain projects on tribal landsand in socially vulnerable communities. Continue Reading
FCC OKs 20 2.5 GHz Licenses to Serve Alaska Native Communities The FCC’s Wireless Telecommunications Bureau granted 20 additional 2.5 GHz spectrum licenses to serve AlaskanNative communities. To date, 292 applications received through last year’s FCC Rural Tribal Priority Window havebeen granted.
The actions pave the way for new advanced wireless services – including wireless broadband – for underserved ruraltribal communities, according to the agency. In Alaska, 99 applications have now been granted. Continue Reading
Startup Breaks Internet Monopoly with Open Access Fiber Network By J. Sharpe Smith Inside Towers Technology EditorRefusing to “accept the status quo,” a startup, known as Underline, has begun construction of an open access fibernetwork in its first market — Colorado Springs, CO. Underline is partnering with the city of Colorado Springs, theChamber of Commerce, the National Cybersecurity Center, and local business and education leaders.
“This launch marks an important milestone in our work to connect American communities with the open access fibernetworks they need to thrive,” Eva Arevuo, Head of Marketing & Communications, said. The company, which isfunded by global infrastructure investors, intends to build multi-purpose, open access fiber networks to fostercompetition in wireline communications, according to Bob Thompson, Underline CEO & Founder. Continue Reading
Ericsson Releases European 5G Climate Report at COP26 ConferenceAt the ongoing COP26 conference, Ericsson released a report claiming that the accelerated rollout of 5G acrossEurope and the U.K. will reduce CO2e emissions by 2030. According to ComputerWeekly, the report, titledConnectivity and Climate Change, suggests implementing 5G technology across four high-emitting sectors (power,transport, manufacturing, and buildings) to reduce emissions by 55-170 million tons. It also calculated that at least 40percent of the EU’s carbon reductions (until 2030) could rely on fixed-line and mobile connectivity.
These two factors combined could bring the total emissions reduction to nearly 20 percent of the EU’s total annualemissions in 2017, reported ComputerWeekly. By 2027, three years before global emissions will need to be cut in halfto stay on track for 1.5ºC global warming, forecasts show global 5G rollout will still only be at around 75 percent. Insix years, Europe is estimated to only have 80 percent population coverage of 5G compared to 95 percent coveragein North America and North East Asia.
“The EU and U.K. have set ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions that will require transformational shiftsacross society,” said Ericsson president and CEO Börje Ekholm. “This new analysis demonstrates that connectivity,and specifically 5G, is vital to achieving these decarbonization targets.” He noted that it would be challenging to meetthe targets unless 5G rollout across Europe accelerates to keep pace with other leading countries.
Flash Technology Names New Business Development ManagerFlash Technology, a Franklin, TN-based manufacturer of global aids to navigation (AtoN)solutions, yesterday announced the appointment of Cristina Cossío to Business DevelopmentManager for the Western United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. Cossío began hercareer with Flash in 2018, working remotely out of México City, México. In her new role, shewill have full responsibility for telecom customers throughout her regions. Cossío earned herbachelor’s degree from the Universidad Iberoamericana Monterrey and her MBA fromUniversidad del Valle de México. “With her successes in Latin America, Cristina has proven herself as a key player in ourorganization,” said Pete Bruce, vice president of global sales for SPX Aids to Navigation.“Wade Collins, his team and I are excited to support her career growth and continuedcontributions to the wireless industry.”
Southern State Associations Set Dates for Holiday Parties in 2021Assorted southern state wireless associations have recently announced their dates and plans for upcoming holidayparties. For some this will be their first holiday social in two years. Some “save the dates” are:
Kentucky Wireless Association, Thursday, November 18, 12-6 p.m., Churchill Downs - Louisville, KY. Toregister/sponsor, click here.Tennessee Wireless Association, Tuesday, November 30, 6-9 p.m.
Ole Red (300 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37201) To register/sponsor, click here.Georgia Wireless Association, Wednesday, December 1, Time and Location TBD
Contact [email protected] Wireless Association, Thursday, December 2, 5-8:30 p.m., Vulcan Park, Birmingham, AL
Contact [email protected] Wireless Association, Thursday, December 9, 5-9 p.m., Angus Barn
Contact [email protected] (all times in EST)
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A Halloween disappearing act as a massive 4-legged I-beam tower is reduced to plain rooftop in Connecticut.
Photos contributed by Scott Burdette of Tower Systems, Inc.
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