Who pays for the coverage in your building?

A free seven-page white paper on the four ways in-building and campus wireless actually gets funded — carrier-funded, neutral host, enterprise-funded and private CBRS/5G — plus how to choose a platform, contract for it, and prove it performs.

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What's inside

  • Why carrier funding tightened, with the capital and traffic data behind it
  • Carrier-funded, neutral host, enterprise-funded and private CBRS/5G compared side by side, including who owns the asset at year ten
  • Where each carrier stands on shared-spectrum neutral host as of 2025
  • What actually separates one DAS platform from another — and the carrier approvals that gate it
  • What a defensible statement of work specifies, and what the omissions cost you later
  • Who controls each decision, and the handoffs where owners lose leverage
  • The commissioning sequence that proves the system performs before you make final payment
  • A decision path you can run against your own property in ten minutes
  • Nine questions to ask any integrator or neutral host operator before signing

Written by engineers, not vendors

NHN sells no hardware and takes no commissions. This paper cites CTIA, the Small Cell Forum, the Wireless Infrastructure Association, the U.S. Energy Information Administration, ETA International, Anritsu, and peer-reviewed construction-cost research. Every source is listed and linked.