Ahead of US Expansion, World Mobile Announces Licensed Spectrum

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World Mobile, a decentralized wireless network operator, has announced that it has acquired licensed spectrum in the United States of America. This is a major step in the company’s vision to provide fast and affordable internet access to underserved areas of the United States.

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World Mobile has obtained up to 20MHz of spectrum in the states of California, New Mexico, Nevada, and Utah, which gives a strong basis for World Mobile’s US growth plans. The spectrum will be crucial for enabling the company’s decentralized hybrid-connectivity solution, which uses blockchain technology and aerial and terrestrial infrastructure to offer connectivity at a much lower cost than traditional mobile network operators.

World Mobile CEO Micky Watkins said: “By securing licensed spectrum, we are signaling our intent to revolutionize the connectivity landscape in the United States. Securing spectrum 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..”

World Mobile acquiring licensed spectrum is in line with the US government’s plan to support connectivity across the country. President Biden recently announced a $42 billion high-speed internet initiative, which aims to extend broadband access to rural and low-income areas, as well as to foster competition and affordability in the market.

The Commerce Department has officially allocated the funding, giving grants at the State level, ranging from about $27 million to over $3.3 billion, based mainly on local needs.

World Mobile plans to launch its service in the US later this year, after a successful commercial launch in Tanzania, and field tests in Kenya, Nigeria, and Mozambique. The company has recently been strengthened by the appointment of ex-Softbank India country head and Bharti Airtel CEO, Manoj Kohli, who brings over 40 years of telecom experience to the leadership team.

World Mobile was established with an ambitious goal: to connect everyone, everywhere while promoting economic freedom and dignity. Unlike traditional mobile networks, World Mobile is based on blockchain and encourages people to be part of a sharing economy that taps into the trillion-dollar global telecom market. Individuals and business owners around the world can run nodes on its network and bring their community online while earning revenue.

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