Indoor Wireless Systems · Pro
A neutral host is a third-party entity that deploys and operates indoor wireless infrastructure serving multiple mobile network operators through a single shared system. Rather than each operator building separate indoor networks — tripling or quadrupling cost and complexity — the neutral host provides a common DAS or small cell platform that all operators connect to. The neutral host owns the passive and active infrastructure including antennas, cables, remote units, and backhaul. Each operator provides their own base station or virtual RAN connection and licensed spectrum. Building owners…
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