After welcoming Holafly to the Wireless Broadband Alliance in 2026, we recently had the chance to sit down with Elçin Sürücü Köseoğlu, Director of Roaming & Commercial Strategy, to learn more about Holafly and gain some insight on their goals as a member of the WBA. Can you please provide a brief overview of Holafly?
CV Comms Ltd has positioned itself as a leader in providing cost-effective communication solutions/services to mobile network operators. The company currently operates in the UK and Nigeria with plans to expand into other African countries. Their core solutions include co-location (neutral-host) Indoor DAS to improve in-building coverage and Outdoor DAS to improve coverage & capacity
The Wireless Broadband Alliance is happy to introduce Brazil-based U-All Solutions, who have recently joined the WBA! We had the opportunity to ask a few questions about U-All Solutions to learn more about the company and find out what led them to become a member of the WBA. Can you please give us a brief
Puwell Technology Inc. is a globally rooted innovator and the creator of the IPC360 Cloud ecosystem, operating from offices in New York, Tokyo, Ho Chi Minh City, and Penang, with a core R&D center in Hangzhou. Under its dual-brand strategy, VIRTAVO addresses consumer smart home needs, while ShowMo – Puwell’s specialized security brand—delivers advanced, flexible
At Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona, Veea will introduce two recently launched transformational platforms purpose-built for operators entering the AI-native era: SecureConnect and TerraFabric. We will be demonstrating how operators can converge cloud-native 5G FWA, edge computing, AI-driven cybersecurity, and distributed AI orchestration into a unified, scalable architecture — engineered from the edge inward. Live demonstrations will be
Guidance shows how fully managed Wi-Fi, open standards and IoT convergence enable scalable, secure consumer connectivity, and create new revenue opportunities for operators. London, UK, February 10, 2026 — The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA), the global industry body dedicated to driving the seamless and interoperable services experience of Wi-Fi across the global wireless ecosystem, today
24% of Japanese consumers said they are considering changing their home Internet service provider (ISP), in the near future, citing quality issues as the leading factor; Compared to 28% of consumers in the US and 37% in the UK who are considering changing ISPs in the near future Findings show that up to 60% of potential
This article was written by Dave Andersen, Marketing Program Manager at Ookla Wi-Fi is now the default utility for connectivity in our homes, offices, factories, public spaces, and industrial environments. Yet, despite the ubiquity of connectivity, the end-user experience remains surprisingly inconsistent. We’ve all experienced the frustration of coverage gaps, "sticky" clients, or sudden drops
The Wireless Broadband Alliance is very happy to introduce you to WirelessGate, Inc. who have recently joined our organization. Can you please give us a brief overview of Wireless Gate? WirelessGate Inc is a Japan-based Company mainly engaged in the wireless broadband services related business. Leveraging Wi-Fi hotspots operated by multiple public wireless LAN providers
