Casual followers of fixed wireless access (FWA) progression might conclude that it has become almost an exclusive USA show recently, given the high rate of roll-out there combined with more glacial progress across most of Europe and other leading economies. However, FWA has also been proliferating in many developing countries, especially those with dense populations and patchy fixed-line broadband coverage outside major cities. There is also a distinction between 5G FWA, which for the first time provides a genuine alternative to fiber when that is not available, and legacy 4G or proprietary FWA solutions, which were sometimes the only option for premises without access to cable and a long way from the nearest DSL fiber node in telco networks. That…