Verizon has signed a new long-term agreement with SBA Communications that could lead to better service quality for its customers. The partnership with SBA Communications, a company that owns and manages cell tower infrastructure across the United States, is designed to give Verizon more flexibility in managing its network and rolling out new technology faster.
According to PhoneArena, the deal gives Verizon the ability to optimize how it manages its towers and deploy new technology more quickly, which should result in better coverage in high-demand areas and more network capacity during peak usage times.
What this means for everyday users is potentially fewer dropped calls and more reliable connections, especially as the carrier continues building out its 5G network.
The agreement is part of Verizon's ongoing effort to keep its network dependable for everything from regular browsing to critical moments when connectivity matters most.
With this deal in place, the carrier can add more towers and expand coverage without being locked into rigid infrastructure arrangements. That flexibility should help Verizon respond faster to areas where customers need better service.
The timing makes sense given the competitive landscape. All major carriers are racing to expand their networks, whether through 5G rollouts or fiber internet services.
This partnership positions Verizon to keep pace with that expansion while managing costs more efficiently. For customers, that could translate to stronger signals in more places and better performance when lots of people are using the network at once.
Source: PhoneArena
