Monday, 29 December 2025

Top 10 Posts for 2025

Telecoms Infrastructure Blog has been around since December 2012, and in February 2020 it moved to its current home. Since then the site has grown steadily to pass more than one million views in total, with nearly 500 thousand views recorded in 2025 alone. With over 400 posts now published, the blog continues to attract interest from readers across the industry who are looking for technical depth, real world deployments and infrastructure insights.

Rather than limiting this list to posts written in 2025, it felt more useful to simply highlight the ten most-read posts during the year, regardless of when they were originally published. Some older articles continue to attract strong readership, which shows how relevant many of these topics still are to today’s networks.

  1. Decoding Starlink: The Technology Behind the Revolution, Jan 2025
  2. Huawei's Lampsite, Jul 2014
  3. Passive and Active Infrastructure Sharing, May 2020
  4. Nokia's AirScale indoor Radio (ASiR) Small Cells, Jul 2020
  5. Planning, Constructing, and Commissioning a Mobile Network Site, Oct 2024
  6. Open RAN (O-RAN) RRU (O-RU) and DU (O-DU) Design, Feb 2021
  7. Viettel’s Growing Influence in 5G, Private Networks and Open RAN, Jun 2025
  8. FDD Tri-Band Massive MIMO: Unlocking Sub-3 GHz Potential for 5G Evolution, Apr 2025
  9. Evolution of AT&T’s Flying COW (Cell on Wings), Feb 2023
  10. Meta's Project Waterworth: The Next Evolution in Subsea Connectivity, Feb 2025

2025 has been another busy year for telecoms infrastructure. The mix of topics here reflects how fast the industry continues to evolve, from satellites and subsea connectivity through to Open RAN, indoor coverage and Massive MIMO. It is also encouraging to see that older posts are still being discovered and referenced, which reinforces the value of long-form technical content.

Thank you for reading, sharing and supporting the blog. I will continue to cover new deployments, technologies and trends in the year ahead, and I hope you will keep visiting and contributing to the conversation.

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