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Premia Intelligence connects market developments to enterprise value, strategic control, capital allocation, and transaction opportunity across telecommunications and the infrastructure powering the digital economy.
Satellite expansion is creating new strategic choices for independent spectrum and tower owners. Our 24-page special report examines which licenses, locations and infrastructure can support lease income, sale proceeds or partnerships—and how to approach a broader buyer universe.
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Each publication connects market evidence to enterprise value, strategic control, capital allocation, and actions worth considering.
PUBLIC PODCAST · PRIVATE REPORT · OCTOBER 2026
Listen to the public companion podcast, or request the private, 16-page comparison of leadership compensation, revenue, EBITDA and shareholder outcomes across 17 public companies.
Forged Fiber 37 and Gigapower: an 11-page analysis of the proposed fiber venture, its commercial economics, and the implications for owners, operators and engineering partners. Includes a 40-minute companion podcast.
Read analysis ↗A 15-page review of platforms, capabilities and transaction activity across seven sectors, with practical implications for owners, buyers and investors.
Read analysis ↗A practical guide to how onsite generation and mature grid connections change project selection, construction timing and fiber returns.
Read analysis ↗Why approval throughput—not drafting capacity—is becoming the decisive bottleneck across broadband, AI interconnect, and utility modernization.
Read analysis ↗How T-Mobile’s valuation reset changes buyback economics, Deutsche Telekom’s ownership, and potential telecom M&A in the U.S. and Europe. Includes a 44-minute companion podcast.
Read analysis ↗Flexible enterprise internet, optical advances, AI financing, customer-care automation, cybersecurity and satellite progress—with practical implications for operators and M&A.
Read analysis ↗Six developments shaping AI infrastructure, network automation, enterprise security, services competition, and carrier capital allocation.
Read analysis ↗Executive transitions, workforce reductions, and equity performance across telecom, cloud, and AI—and the test of whether leaner organizations can still deliver.
Read analysis ↗A plain-English guide to how power timing in Texas, Northern Virginia, and PJM changes data-center fiber economics.
Read analysis ↗Power, distribution, and operating control are reshaping telecom strategy and M&A.
Read analysis ↗Six developments map to three strategic control points: customer, physical, and operating.
Read analysis ↗Five developments map to three strategic control points: customer, physical, and operating.
Read analysis ↗Three control layers are reshaping infrastructure, satellite, and cybersecurity strategy.
Read analysis ↗Who controls the routes, conduit, dark fiber, interconnection, and customer relationships required for AI-era transport?
Read analysis ↗RESEARCH COVERAGE
Carrier strategy, fixed and wireless competition, B2B connectivity, convergence, spectrum, pricing, and capital allocation.
Fiber, towers, data centers, power, route diversity, network engineering, construction, and infrastructure-services capacity.
Direct-to-device, orbital capacity, device ecosystems, terrestrial partnerships, spectrum strategy, and competitive positioning.
Cloud, managed services, cybersecurity, AI infrastructure, recurring-revenue models, partnerships, and capability-led M&A.
THE PREMIA STRATEGY BRIEFING
The podcast translates the week’s most consequential developments into strategic implications for operators, investors, and transaction leaders.
Why markets can respond positively to credible cost reduction, why layoffs alone do not explain stock returns, and what customers and investors should watch as companies reorganize leadership and delivery teams.
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Premia publications cite primary sources wherever practical, identify the date of underlying information, distinguish third-party facts from Premia analysis, and state material assumptions.
Premia publications cite primary sources wherever practical, identify the date of underlying information, distinguish third-party facts from Premia analysis, and state material assumptions.
AI may assist research organization, transcription, production, or drafting. Premia professionals remain responsible for the analysis and final editorial review, and material use is addressed in the methodology disclosure.
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