According to Frank Mong, the Chief Operating Officer (COO) by Nova Labs, the founding team behind the Network of the Helium Wireless Decentralized (Depine), the founding team behind the Network of the Helium Wireless decentralized (DEPIN) Network of the Helium -Wireless Wireless Physical Infrastructure (Depin) network, comes for the DeCentral Predict telecommunications networks.
In an interview with CoinTelegraph at Consensus 2025 in Toronto, Canada, Mong said that small corporations equivalent to bars, restaurants, convenience stores and other local operators can achieve revenues by organizing wireless hotspots and expanding the network coverage.
Large telecommunications corporations and repair providers may use the telemetry of the Helium network to cut back operating costs and to expand the network coverage in dead zones.
Made from left to right at Consensus 2025, the Realest.com founder DJ Skee Keeney, the COO Frank Mong, CEO by Kyd Labs Ahmed Nimale, and Coindesk Senior Anchor Jennifer Sanasie. Source: cointelegraph
“It costs about 300,000 US dollars for a telecommunications company to face a tower. You need one per block in order that 5G can work effectively,” Mong told CoinTelegraph, added the chief:
“Instead of doing this and making telephone plans costlier, what if someone shares the Wi-Fi with a useful Wi-Fi network and enables not only to make use of it from someone, but in addition see large corporations like AT&T the telemetry of this network.”
Decentralized physical infrastructure networks are still an example of how blockchain technologies offer the worth real world and the present infrastructure could make more against failures, disorders, censorship and important failure.
Helium ensures collaborative partnerships with telecommunications corporations
In January 2024, Nova Labs announced a collaborative partnership with the Latin American telecommunications company Telefónica in an effort to expand the reporting of the telecommunications company in dead zones and reduce the congestion of the networks.
In recent times, in April 2025, Helium has worked a partnership with AT&T – a worldwide telecommunications giants – to enable AT&T users to robotically access the helium network in the event that they are in the world of ​​reporting on the network of mobile hotspots.
Data from the Helium network show that the United States currently have the very best concentration of the 95,272 mobile hotspots of the network. In addition, Helium has 284,053 Active Internet of Things (IoT) worldwide.
“Ultimately, what we did within the United States and Mexico needs to be global,” Mong told CoinTelegraph.
Nova Labs is currently specializing in the expansion of reporting by securing collaborative partnerships with telecommunications infrastructure providers in recent regions, adding the chief.
