Lenders are getting more creative in digital infrastructure

Lenders are getting more creative in digital infrastructure

Demand for debt and equity capital is surging with the accelerating investments in AI infrastructure, data centers, fiber networks and broadband builds. In this episode of All Day Digital, CoBank credit leader Mike Harder outlines how competition among lenders is giving borrowers more flexibility and options with looser terms and higher leverage.

The rise of managed Wi-Fi in multi-family housing

As rental demand rises, Gigstreem is making managed Wi-Fi in multi-family buildings mission‑critical infrastructure. In this episode of All Day Digital, CFO George Pollock explains how Gigstreem delivers property-wide, enterprise-grade connectivity—and why the segment is a growth opportunity at the intersection of real estate and digital infrastructure.

NTCA’s new CEO fixes on ‘service’ in Universal Service Fund

In a fast-changing market, rural broadband providers need all the advocacy and tools they can get. NTCA’s new CEO Mike Romano shares his agenda in this episode of All Day Digital: Empower members to successfully navigate rapid tech shifts, intensifying competition and regulatory uncertainty.

How broadband providers can know it’s time to go mobile

If you’re a regional broadband provider, ask yourself: In five years, will I have gained or lost customers if I don’t offer mobile service? In this episode of All Day Digital, Midco president and COO Ben Dold explains the why and how behind its imminent launch of Midco Mobile, including how the company is integrating systems and protecting its brand.

Why wireless infrastructure sharing may be inevitable

Most Americans already own a smartphone—so how do wireless carriers sustain margins in a saturated market? One answer may be infrastructure sharing, much like competing trucking companies sharing the same road network. In this episode of All Day Digital, Wavsys president Tim Courtney explains why in‑building wireless and hybrid networks are central to his outlook.