Wytec was recently mentioned in an article by American School and University highlighting it’s cellular enhancement work with Laredo Independent School District. The Problem Like many school districts, Laredo was experiencing poor cellular signal within it’s school facilities which greatly hindered its ability to contact first responders in the event of an emergency. Poor cell signal is a common issue not only encountered by academic institutions but by all kinds of buildings, particularly those built with traditional architectural design. This type of infrastructure typically consists of building materials such as concrete and cinderblock, which weren’t originally intended to support cellular signals. The Solution To overcome the district’s difficulties, Wytec integrated a custom hybrid active Distributed Antenna Solution (DAS) utilizing Nextivity’s QUATRA 4000, which in as… read more

  Wytec has proudly partnered with Nextivity Inc. in providing Laredo Independent School Disctrict with indoor cellular enhancement services that would work to alleviate poor cellular signal within the ISD’s facilities. Utilizing our network design capabilities with Nextivity’s Cel-Fi QUATRA 4000, we were able to provide the district with a custom solution that would adequately fit their personal needs. One of the primary reasons Laredo sought this service to begin with was to make certain that all students and staff would have the capability to contact first responders in the event of an emergency. “Laredo ISD was experiencing dead zones in its facilities due to building materials such as concrete and cinder blocks that were obstructing cellular carriers’ macro signals from penetrating into and throughout… read more

The FCC has decided to allow commercial deployments in the CBRS spectrum band. This will be good news for wireless internet service providers (WISPs) who are using a portion of the band to offer fixed wireless service now. However, there are challenges to face.   Click for Original Article… read more

An industry professional describes his experience with his first VoLTE call over CBRS. The call was made from Wytec’s first CBRS LTE site. “I work with a lot of people that want to deploy CBRS and Thursday something exciting happened. Well, it’s exciting if you’re in the wireless business.”   Click for Original Article… read more

Facilities-based wireless operator and technology company Wytec International, Inc., recently announced it is ramping up to bring 5G mobile wireless services to cable operators. Wytec owns patented small cell technology that is now recognized as a key component to delivering 5G fixed and mobile wireless services. “Our 5G mobile services, offered through a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) agreement, will include a three-option plan designed for cable operators to ‘compete on par’ with U.S. mobile carriers,” Wytec CEO William Gray said in a statement. Click for Original Article… read more

Also honored in: 2018 Best Tech Startups in San Antonio, Wytec International is a premier developer of wireless network services to the telecommunications industry. In 2017, the Company was awarded a utility patent from the USPTO directly related to the propagation of 5G wireless services. In June of 2019, the Company was issued a trial license from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) for the testing of a special purpose spectrum designed to support next generation 5G smartphones. Subsequently, the Company began a “technology trial” under a resource agreement with the sixth largest cable operator in the U.S with plans to deliver 5G Smartphone services by the first quarter of 2020.”   Click for Original Article… read more

A local wireless technology company is seeking to level the playing field between cable providers and mobile carriers. San Antonio-based Wytec International Inc. will offer its 5G mobile wireless services to cable operators next year through a mobile virtual network operator agreement, according to a recent news release. The mobile virtual network operator agreement will include a three-option plan for cable operators to “compete on par” with U.S. mobile carriers, Wytec International CEO William Gray said in the news release. The agreement includes carrier roaming agreements that would enable cable subscribers to access a worldwide mobile network.   Click for Original Article… read more

Wytec International, Inc., a small San Antonio based technology company with with 11 employees, is ramping up to bring 5G mobile wireless services to cable operators. The company wants to upend the MVNO industry in the U.S. so that cable operators are able to compete on par with mobile carriers. That means removing excess costs with which cable operators currently contend. Wytec owns patented small cell technology now recognized as a key component to delivering 5G fixed and mobile wireless services. “Our 5G mobile services, offered through a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) Agreement, will include a three-option plan designed for cable operators to “compete on par” with U.S. mobile carriers,” comments William Gray, CEO of Wytec.   Click for Original Article… read more

A small firm based in San Antonio, Texas, wants to upend the MVNO industry in the U.S. so that cable operators are able to compete on par with mobile carriers. That means removing excess costs with which cable operators currently contend.   Click for Original Article… read more

Wytec International, Inc., a San Antonio based technology company, is ramping up to bring 5G mobile wireless services to cable operators. “Our 5G mobile services, offered through a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) Agreement, will include a three-option plan designed for cable operators to “compete on par” with U.S. mobile carriers,” comments William Gray, CEO of Wytec. Wytec owns patented small cell technology now recognized as a key component to delivering 5G fixed and mobile wireless services.   Click for Original Article… read more