World Mobile Secures Licensed Spectrum for US Expansion

Decentralized wireless network operator World Mobile has announced that it has acquired licensed spectrum in the United States. This development represents a significant milestone for the company to provide reliable and affordable internet access to underserved areas of the country, according to the official statement.

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World Mobile’s Spectrum Acquisition

World Mobile has secured up to 20 MHz of spectrum across four states (markets): California, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah. According to World Mobile, this spectrum acquisition serves as a foundation for its expansion plans within the United States.

The company says it will play a crucial role in enabling its decentralized hybrid connectivity solution (AirNodes), which combines blockchain technology with aerial and terrestrial infrastructure to deliver cost-effective connectivity.

World Mobile expressed enthusiasm about the licensed spectrum acquisition, stating, “By securing licensed spectrum, we are signalling our intent to revolutionize the connectivity landscape in the United States. This achievement strengthens our position to deploy our network and support a profitable sharing economy. We believe in harnessing the collective power of individuals and communities to create a more inclusive and connected world.”

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Aligned with US Government’s Broadband Initiative

World Mobile says its acquisition of licensed spectrum aligns with the US government’s efforts to enhance connectivity nationwide. President Biden recently unveiled a USD 42 billion high-speed internet initiative to expand broadband access to rural and low-income areas while promoting competition and affordability in the market.