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Both solutions offer seamless cellular for voice, data, SMS, video, and emergency calling for users on their existing phones, SIMs, and plans. InfiniG also manages all Mobile Network Operator (MNO) interactions, including onboarding, neutral host operations, network monitoring, support escalations, and analytics.

Wireless connectivity has been hailed as the “fifth utility”. But, it’s much more than a matter of productivity or convenience. In a critical situation, reliable wireless coverage can quite literally be the difference between life or death.



Including floor and section of the building
Presidential Alerts, Imminent Threat Alerts, Public Safety Messages, AMBER Alerts
Supplements Alyssa’s Law systems by enabling texts to local personnel
CBRS is 150 MHz of shared wireless spectrum in the 3.5 GHz band (3550-3700 MHz). Enterprises can use it for private cellular networks and public cellular coverage through neutral host networks such as InfiniG MCaaS, without purchasing nationwide spectrum licenses.
No. InfiniG MCaaS operates its in-building radio network in shared CBRS spectrum rather than requiring a licensed-spectrum signal source from each mobile operator. Through MOCN integration, subscribers still connect to their own operator's core network and receive service as that operator's customers.
MOCN, or Multi-Operator Core Network, is a 3GPP architecture that allows multiple mobile operators to share one radio-access network (RAN). Traditionally, each operator has used a dedicated circuit and managed the connection to its own core network to retain control of its subscribers, policies, services, and security. InfiniG's cloud-based MOCN Gateway enables the enterprise to use one common indoor radio layer and one internet circuit while each operator retains control of its subscribers, policies, services, and security.
A Neutral Host Operator builds and operates shared wireless infrastructure for multiple mobile operators and the enterprise. InfiniG serves as the Neutral Host Operator for MCaaS by coordinating operator integration, managing the CBRS radio network, monitoring performance, and supporting the service throughout its lifecycle. This operating model is enabled through InfiniG's agreements with participating mobile operators.
A building may be a strong MCaaS candidate when indoor cellular coverage is poor, multiple mobile operators are required, or a traditional DAS is too costly or complex. InfiniG and its partner assess construction materials, current performance, occupancy, critical coverage areas, operator requirements, backhaul, and future private-network plans before recommending a design.
InfiniG MCaaS is used by large enterprises across manufacturing, retail, hospitality, healthcare, education, and critical infrastructure. Current customer examples and deployment stories are provided so organizations can explore applications relevant to their environment.
InfiniG MCaaS is designed to provide native operator voice, messaging, data, emergency calling (911), Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA), and mobility using the subscriber's existing service. Exact feature availability can depend on the participating operator, device, subscription, software version, and site configuration, so specialized or operator-proprietary features should be confirmed during design.
No. A supported phone connects automatically using its existing SIM or eSIM and mobile subscription, just as it does on the operator's outdoor network. Users do not need to join Wi-Fi, download an app, or change normal phone settings.
Often, yes. An MVNO subscriber will typically connect when the MVNO uses a participating host mobile operator and its SIM and service policies permit access. Because MVNO arrangements differ, it is important to confirm whether the MVNO is supported by a participating mobile operator. InfiniG verifies support for important user groups during operator onboarding and testing.
InfiniG MCaaS is designed to support operator-delivered Wireless Emergency Alerts where enabled by the participating operator and supported by the device and site configuration. WEA delivers geographically targeted public-safety messages, including national alerts, imminent-threat warnings, AMBER Alerts, and certain state or local alerts.