Communications Challenges Are Growing Faster Than Solutions
Let’s start with a conversation about your most pressing challenges.
Your Trusted Partner in ICT Resilience
We understand the high stakes of building secure, scalable networks while balancing fast-moving technology and ever-changing mission demands.
That’s why for nearly 20 years, we’ve combined industry executives, technologists, and former U.S. military and intelligence leaders to deliver precise, timely solutions from IoT and cloud to 5G, satellite, and secure networking to government and Fortune 500 clients worldwide.
Why Widelity?
Expertise Across Every Dimension of Communications
Widelity’s four divisions bring together strategy, technology, and security to help organizations design, fund, deploy, and protect the networks that power progress.

Network Strategy
Market-ready insights and strategic roadmaps that empower wireless, multi-domain, and satellite operators to compete and scale.

Custom Wireless
End-to-end design and deployment of 4G/5G/FutureG networks, including private, public, MEC, IoT, DAS and RAN, to optimize performance and scalability.

Programs
Expert navigation of federal broadband funding, from BEAD to SCRP (Rip & Replace), delivering compliant applications and maximizing reimbursements.

Security and Resiliency
Mission-critical secure ICT solutions and resilient communications built for defense, intelligence, government and private sector operations.
Citizenship – Building Communities
We believe progress is measured not only by the resilience of our communications capabilities but by the strength of the communities we serve. Our Citizenship initiatives focus on advancing education, digital connectivity, and supporting those who serve.
Whether it’s helping bridge the digital divide, volunteering time and expertise, or supporting local initiatives, we are committed to making a positive impact.
The Origin of Granite Keystone
Widelity was honored to work with partners and be the inaugural sponsor for an important discussion amongst U.S. leaders from government, industry, and academia, focused on the U.S. economic and national security landscape and the private sector’s role in countering nefarious activities from adversaries. The two-day format focused on discussion and debate, curated by a moderator; each topic area was set with 2-3 panelists, who noted a recent scenario or business case that framed the discussion. With Chatham House rules in place, the four interactive sessions focused on protecting critical infrastructure and assets. With unanimous encouragement from the diverse group of leaders, we will continue the conversation and look for ways to support our common interests and continue to serve. We have named this effort Granite Keystone, and we look forward to continuing to work on building a more secure and resilient future.
