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Orion Innovation names Carlos Allende General Director for Mexico. Orion Innovation, a data and AI-enabled software engineering services partner, recently announced the appointment of Carlos Allende as General Director for Mexico. Allende brings more than 30 years of experience leading information technology and telecommunications organizations across Mexico and the broader region. Throughout his career, he has managed large-scale operations, driven digital transformation initiatives, and built high-performing teams that contributed to sustainable growth at leading global organizations. In this role, Allende will lead Orion's strategy and operations in Mexico, expanding the company's ability to help organizations harness data, AI, cloud, and software engineering to achieve measurable business outcomes. He will also focus on strengthening customer relationships, developing local talent, and expanding Orion's presence in one of its key strategic growth markets. Orion has maintained a strong presence in Mexico for more than a decade, serving leading enterprises across financial services, telecommunications, manufacturing, and other key industries through delivery centers and local teams that support clients throughout the region. Prior to joining Orion, Allende held executive leadership positions at Cirion Technologies, AT&T, Microsoft, Unisys, Hewlett Packard, Compaq, and IBM, where he led commercial strategies, organizational transformation, and the expansion of new business opportunities. "Mexico is a strategic growth market for Orion, and Carlos brings the vision, leadership, and market expertise to help us build on our success in the region." said Brian Bronson, CEO of Orion Innovation. "His customer-first approach, deep understanding of the region, and ability to build high-performing teams make him the right leader to expand our presence and help clients unlock greater value through AI, data, and digital transformation." "Organizations across Mexico are looking for technology partners that understand both their business challenges and the pace of innovation," said Carlos Allende, General Director for Mexico at Orion Innovation. "Orion has built a strong reputation for helping clients modernize their technology foundations while preparing for what's next with AI and data. I'm excited to build on that momentum and continue delivering value for our customers across the region." For other high profile appointments, please check

AT&T taps Airspan for neutral host network at Davis Wade Stadium, Mississippi. Airspan's MobileAccess 6000 powers the newly-installed DAS at the stadium August 13, 2026 AT&T has tapped wireless network provider Airspan Networks to deploy a new AT&T-led distributed antenna system (DAS) at a college football stadium in Mississippi. The DAS deployment at Mississippi State University's Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville is powered by Airspan's MobileAccess 6000 Digital platform. The DAS, which is led and owned by AT&T as a neutral-host network, is designed to provide high-capacity, multi-operator cellular connectivity across the 60,000-plus seat stadium. Supporters, students, teams, staff, media, and visitors to the stadium will use the DAS to stay connected during football games and major events held at the venue. A DAS is a network of spatially separated antennas that are connected to a common signal source. The system is able to distribute wireless and cellular coverage evenly throughout large structures or areas, such as sporting venues, instead of relying on a single rooftop antenna or cell tower. According to Airspan, these antennas have been "strategically" placed across the stadium, noting that the enhanced coverage and capacity help improve connectivity during periods of heavy wireless traffic, including sold-out SEC football games and major live entertainment events. "When you have tens of thousands of people in one place, you need infrastructure that can keep up," said Michael Walker, VP, external & legislative affairs, AT&T Mississippi. "Strengthening connectivity at Davis Wade Stadium helps improve the fan experience, supports stadium operations and helps ensure people can stay connected when it matters most." Airspan notes that its DAS includes 53-sector, MIMO architecture designed to support connectivity when it's a full house. The company's MobileAccess 6000 Digital platform is able to support all mid-band spectrum, including C-Band, 3.45 GHz and 2.5 GHz, and compact headend architecture. "High-density venues like Davis Wade Stadium present some of the most demanding wireless design challenges, requiring exceptional network capacity with limited communications infrastructure footprint," said Amit Jain, senior vice president and general manager of in-building networks at Airspan. "AT&T's leadership was instrumental in delivering a future-ready neutral-host network, and we are proud that our MobileAccess 6000 platform helped meet the venue's performance and aggressive deployment requirements." AT&T has invested heavily in bolstering its network infrastructure across Mississippi, funneling nearly $1.4 billion into its wireless and wireline networks between 2021 and 2025. More in carrier networks.

AT&T boost wireless connectivity at Davis Wade Stadium. 11th August 2026 AT&T customers at Mississippi State University's Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville are getting a boost in wireless connectivity following the deployment of a new AT&T-led distributed antenna system, or DAS, powered by Airspan's MobileAccess 6000 Digital platform. Led and owned by AT&T as a neutral-host network, the new DAS is designed to deliver high-capacity, multi-operator cellular connectivity throughout the 60,000+ seat stadium, helping fans, students, teams, staff, media and visitors stay connected during football games, concerts and other major events. "When you have tens of thousands of people in one place, you need infrastructure that can keep up," said Michael Walker, VP, External & Legislative Affairs, AT&T Mississippi. "Strengthening connectivity at Davis Wade Stadium helps improve the fan experience, supports stadium operations and helps ensure people can stay connected when it matters most." The new DAS includes strategically placed antennas that distribute wireless network coverage throughout the stadium. The enhanced coverage and capacity help improve connectivity during periods of heavy wireless traffic, including sold-out SEC football games and major live entertainment events. "Davis Wade Stadium is one of the SEC's premier football venues, and Bulldogs fans expect to stay connected from tailgating through the final whistle," said Walker. "We're proud to work with Mississippi State University, Airspan and M-Communications to bring enhanced connectivity to fans, students, staff and visitors. This new system is designed to support the always-connected game day experience people expect today." The AT&T-led neutral-host network features Airspan's MobileAccess 6000 Digital DAS and was built to support high-capacity demand across the stadium. Key network highlights include: -53-sector, MIMO architecture designed to support high-capacity game-day demand -Support for all mid-band spectrum, including C-Band, 3.45 GHz and 2.5 GHz -Compact headend architecture optimised for highly constrained equipment space "High-density venues like Davis Wade Stadium present some of the most demanding wireless design challenges, requiring exceptional network capacity with limited communications infrastructure footprint," said Amit Jain, Senior Vice President and General Manager of In-Building Networks at Airspan. "AT&T's leadership was instrumental in delivering a future-ready neutral-host network, and we are proud that our MobileAccess 6000 platform helped meet the venue's performance and aggressive deployment requirements." Airspan's MobileAccess 6000 was selected for its compact headend architecture and medium-power remote units, helping reduce the overall equipment footprint while delivering the deployment flexibility and scalability required for a complex stadium environment. The deployment at Davis Wade Stadium is part of AT&T's broader commitment to expanding and strengthening connectivity across Mississippi. From 2021 to 2025, AT&T invested nearly $1.4 billion in its wireless and wireline networks in Mississippi to build more infrastructure and power more opportunity for residents, businesses and communities.