Infill Networks

Specializing in Carrier Neutral DAS Networks. Infill targets densely populated indoor and outdoor en

Infill Networks focuses on engineering, equipment procurement, installation, operation, maintenance and leasing distributed antenna systems (DAS) for cellular carriers in high density public and private venues including, but not limited to:

Stadiums, Arenas, Convention Centers, Schools, Universities, Shopping Malls and Hospitals

11/30/2012

After some debate, the citizens of San Rafael will soon have better cell phone service.

http://www.marinij.com/sanrafael/ci_22037633/san-rafael-council-denies-appeal-terrra-linda-cellphone?goback=%2Egde_693057_member_188425662

San Rafael council denies appeal of Terra Linda cellphone antenna location San Rafael

03/27/2012

Data shows that you people who use your phone for facebook, twitter and multiple email accounts are using up most of the bandwidth on cell sites. At Infill Networks we applaud that! If you are part of our 1%, please take a look and "like" this post. http://www.telecomengine.com/article/1-mobile-subscribers-now-consume-50-world-bandwidth

1% of mobile subscribers now consume 50% of world bandwidth | TelecomEngine.com A recent study documented the data usage of 1.1 million subscribers of a European mobile network over a 24-hour period and found that 1% of subscribers consumed 50% of the downlink data volume. Arieso, an advisor of mobile operators in the United States, Europe and Africa, conducted the study.

03/23/2012

Interesting Fact about cell phones in the US: Survey data shows the number of wireless subscriber connections now outnumbers the U.S. population, adding up to a wireless pe*******on rate of 103.9%.

Great Shakeout exposes faulty CSUF alarms | Daily Titan

03/22/2012

Great article focused on the need for DAS networking in Higher Education emergency situations:

http://www.dailytitan.com/2011/11/great-shakeout-exposes-faulty-csuf-alarms/

Great Shakeout exposes faulty CSUF alarms | Daily Titan According to the Southern California Earthquake Center website, California has a 99.7 percent chance of having a magnitude 6.7 or larger earthquake in the next 30 years. Southern California is 37 percent more likely to have an earthquake compared to Northern California, which is 15 percent likely.