Martin Reeves, Chief Executive of Oxfordshire County Council, said: “These new small cells offer an excellent connectivity solution, and it’s exciting to see a sustainable option that works in both urban and rural areas. Enhanced digital infrastructure supports the council’s strategic objectives by providing environmental, economic, and social benefits. Small cells, being only the size of a shoebox, minimise street clutter and seamlessly integrate into our surroundings.”
Jim Estes, CEO at Dense Air: “We are delighted to be supporting this partnership, enabling Cornerstone and Signify to utilize their infrastructure to transform connectivity in cities across the UK. Our cellShare® platform as-a-service enables the secure and scaled rollout of small cells, supporting the growing demand for operators’ services through a completely new economic model. This paves the way for a more efficient delivery of enhanced mobile services in the future.”
Craig Bower, Director of the Digital Infrastructure Programme at Oxfordshire County Council, added: “Our Digital Infrastructure Programme is continually working to deliver the best possible connectivity solutions to Oxfordshire residents and businesses. Collaborating with Signify and Cornerstone on other projects allowed us to be considered as one of the locations for the commercial rollout of these new small cells. We’re thrilled that Oxfordshire is the first-choice location, that we get to continue working in partnership with both of these innovative companies, and we look forward to seeing the benefits of the new connectivity.”