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CBRS networks are opening new opportunities for enterprises, service providers and private network operators to deploy flexible, high-performance wireless infrastructure. But while spectrum access and radio deployment get much of the attention, long-term success hinges on what happens beyond the air interface, specifically how CBRS networks connect into broader ecosystems for peering, cloud access and interconnection. Without a deliberate interconnection strategy, even the most well-designed CBRS networks can run into performance bottlenecks, higher latency and unnecessary transit costs.  Why Interconnection Matters for CBRS Networks CBRS networks often support data-intensive applications such as industrial automation, private enterprise connectivity and real-time analytics. These use cases demand low latency, high reliability and predictable [...]

Industrial operations, from smart manufacturing floors to sprawling logistics campuses, are adopting private LTE networks to support automation, telemetry and real-time quality control. These environments need bandwidth, low latency and reliability, but just as importantly, they need a direct and predictable path to the cloud platforms their systems rely on. That’s where choosing the right edge data center makes all the difference. For many industrial operators, the conversation around private LTE begins with spectrum, coverage and device density. But the real performance gains happen after traffic leaves the site. If your private LTE network backhauls into the public Internet before reaching cloud applications or an enterprise network, you’re exposing mission-critical [...]

Fixed wireless access (FWA) is one of the fastest ways to light up homes, MDUs, campuses, and edge locations, especially where fiber builds are slow or expensive. But great radio performance is only half the story. The customer experience ultimately rides on fixed wireless backhaul: how quickly and reliably you can move traffic from cell sites and hubs into the broader internet and cloud. That’s where proximity to a major internet exchange (IX) inside a carrier hotel changes the game. Below, we unpack why placing your FWA backhaul near Omaha IX, inside a neutral facility with 60+ carriers and direct cloud paths, streamlines turn-ups, improves failover, and scales with demand. [...]

When IT performance matters, having reliable remote hands services in place isn’t just a convenience, it’s a necessity. At 1623 Farnam, our Virtual and Remote Hands support delivers 24/7 operational excellence, ensuring your colocated infrastructure stays up and running without the overhead of on‑site travel.  Whether it's rack-and-stack, equipment diagnostics, or basic service restoration, our skilled on-site technicians become an extension of your IT team—saving you time, travel, and wasted effort while maintaining security, uptime, and operational efficiency. The Case for 24/7 Operational Support Today’s business environment demands uninterrupted digital service delivery. Whether you're delivering latency-sensitive content, supporting edge applications, or powering multi-cloud deployments, downtime can ripple across your organization [...]