Honolulu-based mobile operator Mobi has teamed up with Federated Wireless to bring its 3.5GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) network online throughout the Hawaiian Islands. Federated Wireless was certified as a Spectrum Access System (SAS) administrator in 2020 and to date, the company has overseen CBRS deployments in Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands and Guam, while the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granted approval of Federated Wirelessā plans to deploy an Environmental Sensing Capability (ESC) network in Alaska on 10 January 2023.
In another development of note, Mobi has confirmed that it has launched a newĀ MVNOĀ solution covering the continental US. The new service ā which it says leverages the ālargest 5G network in the USā (i.e. T-Mobile US) ā has been deployed in conjunction with Working Group Two (WG2) and Amazon Web Services (AWS). WG2 has deployed a 4G/5G/IMS cloud-native mobile core on cloud architecture fromĀ AWS.
TeleGeography notes that Mobi first launched mobile services back under the MobiĀ PCSĀ brand in January 2006, and covers each of the major islands of Hawaii.
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