AT&T to deploy DAS at Mississippi State's Davis Wade Stadium

AT&T is leading a project to deploy a distributed antenna system (DAS) at Mississippi State University’s Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville, Mississippi.

TL;DR

• AT&T is leading a neutral host network project at Davis Wade Stadium.
• The project will use a distributed antenna system, or DAS, which uses multiple antenna nodes to improve wireless coverage in a venue.
• The stadium is located at Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi.

AT&T said it is leading the deployment of a distributed antenna system at Davis Wade Stadium, the football stadium at Mississippi State University in Starkville, Mississippi. The source described the project as a neutral host network.

A neutral host network is a shared communications infrastructure that can support multiple mobile operators. A distributed antenna system, or DAS, is a venue network that uses multiple antenna points connected to a central source to improve mobile coverage and capacity.

The source did not provide a deployment date, technical specifications, participating operators, or financial terms for the Davis Wade Stadium project. The reported facts are that AT&T is leading the project and that the venue is Mississippi State University’s stadium in Starkville.

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