That’s what Jonathan Adelstein, chief executive of PCIA – The Wireless Infrastructure Association, told readers of the Los Angeles Business Journal on Monday in a 550 word essay on the future of connectivity in Los Angeles and its impact on the Southern California economy.
“HetNet” might sound like slang for the basketball hoops at Staples
Center, but it’s really about wireless broadband – and much of Southern
California’s economic and technological future hinges on it,” Adelstein
wrote. “HetNet” refers to “heterogeneous networks” – the many different
ways that mobile data can be transmitted via wireless broadband
facilities, from towers and other “macro” sites to small cells and other
“micro” sites. Small cells and distributed
antenna systems, or DAS, are now integral components in the arsenal of
every wireless carrier. They’re also uniquely suited to Southern
California’s terrain and population density.” Continue Reading
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