The Small Cell World Summit (SCWS) in London is a highlight of this sector’s calendar, and last week it celebrated its tenth annual event. The show has mirrored the history of small cell networks to date, which has been the usual mixture, in the mobile world, of innovation, disruption, inflated expectations and frustrations. But in 2016, the broader mobile platform has caught up with the small cell pioneers – with densification and in-building networks at the heart of many operators’ investment plans, the miniaturized base stations have crossed into the mainstream, with significant implications for operators’ approach to deployment and financing; and for the incumbent wireless vendors. So how far has this industry segment, and the Small Cell Forum which…