Building Network Infrastructure to Deliver the AI Revolution
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2025 | 12:00 – 3:30 PM ET
Verizon Technology and Policy Center, Washington, D.C.
As AI reaches widespread enterprise and consumer use, robust broadband connectivity is essential to link AI models with users and networks. The focus on AI has largely centered on models and data centers, but seamless connectivity is critical for effective deployment.
Scaling AI solutions requires regulators, policymakers, network operators, and providers to prioritize network connectivity. Broadband networks, edge data centers, licensed spectrum, and future 6G technology will ensure AI applications reach users and devices at the network’s edge.
1300 I St NW #500w, Washington, D.C. 20005
The closest public parking garage is the Franklin Square Garage, the entrance is directly next to the Wells Fargo.
If you’re traveling by Metro, the nearest stations are Metro Center (red, orange, blue and silver lines) and McPherson Square (blue, orange and silver line). Both stations are approximately 0.3 miles away, or about a 5-minute walk.
1143 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington, D.C. 20037
The deadline to book a hotel room at the discounted event rate has now passed.
If you still need accommodations, please contact the WIA Events team at Events@WIA.org for assistance. While discounted rates can no longer be guaranteed, we’ll do our best to help you secure a room.
Valet parking is available at Yours Truly for a discounted rate of $45 per night for WIA attendees.
If you’re traveling by Metro, the nearest stations are Foggy Bottom (silver, orange, and blue lines) and Dupont Circle (red line). Both stations are approximately 0.4 miles away, or about a 10-minute walk.
Questions? Please contact the WIA Events Team at Events@WIA.org
The Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA) represents the businesses that build, develop, own, and operate the nation’s wireless infrastructure. WIA member companies include wireless carriers, infrastructure providers and professional services firms that collectively own and manage nearly 655,000 structures in the U.S. dedicated to wireless connectivity.
Through public affairs and advocacy efforts – on the local, state, and federal level – WIA works to support the widespread deployment of the wireless infrastructure to enable connectivity everywhere.
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