- Tech News & Insight
- November 12, 2025
- Hema Kadia
A new neutral host 5G deployment at 10 World Trade in Boston’s Seaport sets a practical blueprint for scalable, multi-operator indoor connectivity in Class A commercial real estate. Most mobile traffic is generated indoors, yet macro networks struggle to penetrate dense, energy-efficient buildings. The 10 World Trade deployment—delivered by Boston Global Investors (BGI) with Aspen Venue Partners and Ericsson – addresses all three pressures with a small-cell-based, neutral host design that multiple operators can share while also supporting private 5G and future network slicing. The model aligns with broader industry trends: 3GPP-based indoor systems, shared infrastructure economics, and spectrum agility that includes CBRS in the U.S.
- 5G, AI, AR, Automation, IoT, Network Slicing, Private Networks, RAN, Security
- 3GPP, CBRS, Cybersecurity, DAS, Devices, DoT, Ericsson, Fiber, Investment, Mobility, Neutral Host, Policy, Private 5G, Spectrum



