Geoverse Launches CBRS Neutral Host Trial at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, an Industry First
Geoverse is set to deploy a pilot for a CBRS based neutral host network at the Caribe Royale Orlando, enhancing cellular coverage across the resort. This venue, the largest all-suites property in Central Florida, seeks to improve guest experiences through reliable connectivity. The neutral host solution offers advantages over traditional systems, including cost efficiency and flexibility. The partnership aims to integrate private cellular services with existing Wi-Fi to boost operational efficiency and connectivity for guests and staff alike.
- Deployment of a CBRS based neutral host network to enhance connectivity at Caribe Royale Orlando.
- Caribe Royale is undergoing a $127 million renovation, adding a 50,000-square-foot grand ballroom and improving infrastructure.
- Geoverse recognized for proven results in previous deployments, indicating strong expertise.
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Caribe Royal is the largest all-suites property in
A neutral host solution, simply explained, is a single wireless network that can support or “host” users from multiple wireless carriers so that any carrier customer can have reliable connectivity and a quality online experience at that venue. These solutions operate today at thousands of properties that see a variety and volume of users including Hotels, Sports Venues, Commercial Office Spaces, Hospitals, Universities, Airports, and more. Additionally, a CBRS based neutral host can offer substantial benefits vs. legacy Distributed Antenna System (DAS) based approaches.
This CBRS based-neutral host model bypasses traditional deployment challenges often experienced with the solutions from the carriers or other 3rd party operators (3PO) by offering some unique advantages around cost and simplicity, without sacrificing functionality. By using CBRS with the right partner like Geoverse, customers can gain independence from typical extended rollout schedules, solution complexity, and related costs of the legacy-carrier-sourced, DAS-based neutral hosts typically deployed in the past.
And since the solution utilizes CBRS, it also becomes a viable platform for securely serving staff operations, and even connecting large numbers of wireless devices and sensors as these properties also look to automate their in-house building management systems and operations. There are many use cases for this one network, which can be tailored to the venue and community it supports for a highly secure and quality connected experience.
As part of this trial, Geoverse will start by providing indoor coverage at the resort’s expansive convention center. In addition, Caribe Royale and Geoverse are cooperating to augment and complement the existing Wi-Fi footprint, to eventually operate as one hybrid wireless network.
Geoverse recognizes the role of Wi-Fi and understands the value of delivering an architecture that accommodates both private cellular and Wi-Fi, operating together.
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Currently, Caribe Royale has their own Wi-Fi network in-house for connecting guests, and an indoor DAS supporting a single carrier for cellular coverage in select areas, as it was recognized that a dedicated indoor network was necessary for delivering any kind of reliable cellular connectivity. However, since not all carriers utilize the DAS, the resulting coverage from other carriers offers a very mixed experience which became one of the drivers to expand the indoor network with a new neutral host.
With the need to accommodate volumes of voice and SMS services in addition to secure high-speed data connectivity, and to eventually take advantage of the emergence of 5G, cellular based wireless services increasingly are necessary.
Chief Commercial Officer at Geoverse Bob Gault said that Caribe
Since private cellular networks can deliver high-quality wireless service and support more than just a single operator or use case, larger venues are starting to demonstrate a willingness to invest in these platforms because of the many proven benefits they offer. The hospitality and entertainment industry is just one sector where a neutral host can significantly boost business and operations across a number of fronts. Property owners, communities and municipalities, healthcare, ports and more are building and leaning on private cellular networks to maximize coverage and introduce the next wave of new use cases to help transform their business.
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Located just minutes from the Walt Disney World® Resort in the nation’s number one convention and tourist destination, Caribe
About Geoverse
Geoverse is a private cellular networks solutions provider, providing advanced CBRS and cellular connectivity for enterprises, property owners, and communities. The company’s private 5G/LTE solutions— leveraging Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) and licensed LTE— interconnect with both national and global mobile operators, delivering a private network without borders. The solutions deliver advanced wireless services securely, connecting users and devices while enabling new opportunities and use cases. Geoverse, the largest Neutral Host operator in the
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