Press Release Solaris Technologies Services Announces Record Growth, New Verticals, and Product Expansion in 2025 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Irving, Texas – October 21, 2025 Solaris Technologies Services, a leading U.S. manufacturer of high-capacity mobile towers and telecommunications infrastructure solutions, is proud to announce a landmark year of expansion, innovation, and industry partnerships. As the company…
Exploring Hybrid Power Tower Uses for Reliable Connectivity Hybrid Power Tower uses are expanding across industries as the demand for reliable and sustainable communication solutions grows. These towers combine renewable energy with traditional power systems, delivering efficiency and dependability in a tri-power configuration. At Solaris Technologies Services, we design Hybrid Power Towers to support operations…
Empowering Connectivity: Women of NATE Women’s Leadership Summit 2025 The Women of NATE Women’s Leadership Summit 2025 will bring together trailblazers from across the telecommunications industry. This annual event showcases the accomplishments of women leaders while offering a platform for connection and collaboration. At Solaris Technologies Services, we are proud to be a sponsor at…
Why Mobile Tower Rental Is the Smart Solution for Fast, Scalable Coverage In today’s fast-paced world, connectivity must be instant, scalable, and reliable. That’s why mobile tower rental has become an essential part of communication infrastructure for events, emergencies, and rural deployments. At Solaris Technologies Services, we offer powerful mobile tower solutions designed to meet…
Delivering Reliable Commencement Ceremony WiFi Coverage at Bentley University For Bentley University’s 2025 graduation, thousands of proud families, students and faculty gathered to celebrate a major milestone. With over 5,000 attendees expected on campus, dependable WiFi connectivity was not a luxury—it was essential. Solaris Technologies Services stepped in to deliver high-speed, event-wide coverage with a…
The 2025 hurricane season predictions from NOAA indicate a potentially dangerous season ahead, with above-normal activity expected. NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center forecasts 17 to 25 named storms, with 8 to 13 becoming hurricanes and 4 to 7 of those reaching major hurricane strength. As climate conditions become increasingly volatile, preparedness is crucial for communities, municipalities,…
