Wireless Infrastructure Group
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Wireless Infrastructure Group

http://www.wirelessinfrastructure.co.uk/
Last activity: 17.05.2022
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Wireless Infrastructure Group (WIG) is the UK’s leading mobile infrastructure-as-a-service provider, delivering high-quality indoor and outdoor connectivity infrastructure across the UK, often in mission critical and challenging environments.
For more than a decade WIG has built and continues to maintain more than 2,200 sustainable communications assets that improve mobile coverage inside buildings, stadiums and on city streets.
With a connectivity footprint three times that of its competitors, WIG is fully independent of any network operator or equipment vendor. It invests in high-capacity, multi-operator mobile infrastructure services and private networks delivered to enterprise, public venues, commercial and operational real estate.
WIG currently operates in the UK, US, Netherlands, Ireland and Spain and is financially backed by Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, one of the world’s largest real estate owners.
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Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, Bellshill
Employees: 201-500
Founded date: 1999

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17.05.2022Wireless Infrastructure Group deploys major neutral host infrastructure project across Birmingham anchored by Three’s 5G network17 May 2022 – Wireless Infrastructure Group (WIG) today announces the launch of a significant new infrastructure project set to transform mobile connectivity across Birmingham. WIG has deployed its own fibre backbone across the city and par...
29.06.2017OPINION: The UK Is Lagging In The Global Race To 5G5G is expected to contribute $2.1 trillion to global GDP growth by 2035; however, Europeans, Africans and Americans are less likely to benefit from this economic growth due to the poor state of fibre connectivity. Governments, regulators an...
-Home Affairs scores $42m to secure critical infrastructureThe federal government will provide $42.4 million to the Department of Home Affairs to secure critical infrastructure assets and help owners and operators respond to major cyber attacks. The funding, revealed in the budget earlier this mont...

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