New
York City wants companies to step forward as potential partners in
building out the city’s 5G infrastructure, according to Mayor Bill de
Blasio in a press conference
held on Wednesday. The Mayor said any company that wants to gain access
to city-owned properties will have to meet requirements set forth by
New York officials.
“The city, land, city buildings, all the places where companies want to
expand their capacity, we hold the key to that as the city of New York,”
he said. “We're investing $157 million in affordable internet access
and that’s going to allow us to reach 600,000 more New Yorkers,
including a lot of folks who have been excluded because of where they
live,” de Blasio said. The Mayor’s comments follow on the heels of 5G
franchises awarded earlier this month by the New York City Department of
Information Technology and Telecommunications (DoITT). Continue Reading
Friday, March 5, 2021
“The Big Apple” Asks “Won’t You Be Our 5G Helper?”
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