Federated Wireless Announces General Availability of its Groundbreaking Adaptive Network Planner (ANP) at WISPAPALOOZA 2024
AI-Powered Tool Optimizes CBRS Networks, Boosts BEAD-Funded Broadband Deployment, and Enhances Provider Profitability October 1, 2024 – Arlington, VA – Federated Wireless, the leader in shared spectrum management, today announced the…
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Leading the Wave with First Round of CBRS Customer Deployments
Company’s CBRS Deployment Momentum Signals Accelerated Industry Adoption, Fueled by Wide Range of Band 48 Devices Now Available Arlington, Va. – February 21, 2019 – Federated Wireless today announced the submission of a supplement to its Initial Commercial Deployment (ICD)…
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Top Wireless Industry Executive to Work Alongside Federated Wireless Leadership as Company Commercializes CBRS in U.S. and Eyes Global Adoption of Shared Spectrum Model Arlington, Va. — February 5, 2019 – Federated Wireless, the leading shared spectrum technology provider,…
Learn MoreUtility Industry Leaders Join New Alliance to Champion Private Broadband Networks for Critical Infrastructure
Utility Broadband Alliance (UBBA) to become hub of information sharing, collaboration and planning to advance dedicated wireless connectivity for an increasingly interconnected and distributed grid
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Delivers expanded connectivity to motorsports enthusiasts in the INfield, grandstands, concourse, and Midway
Learn MoreFederated Wireless Details Benefits of Broad Adoption of Shared Spectrum Model Across Bands In Conjunction with FCC’s Report to Congress on CBRS Results
Company Identifies the 3.7-4.2GHz, 3.45-3.55GHz, 3.1-3.45GHz, 5.925-7.125GHz, 37GHz, 26GHz, 70/80GHz and 4.9GHz Bands as Good Candidates for Sharing Arlington, VA – November 2, 2018 – Federated Wireless, the industry leading shared spectrum technology provider, outlined the benefits of applying…
Learn MoreFederated Wireless Leading The Wave To WISPs CBRS-Enabled Business Transformations at WISPAPalooza 2018
Company Executives to Share Insights on Value of CBRS to WISPs As Commercial Deployments Move Forward in 2018 Arlington, VA – October 8, 2018 – Federated Wireless, the leader in spectrum management software, today announced that it will be presenting…
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How Wi-Fi 6E Proliferation Can Lead to Better-Performing Wi-Fi Networks
This article originally appeared in Light Reading, here. From its earliest days, the Wi-Fi industry has had a kind of frontier mentality when it came to managing unlicensed airspace: “Let device makers do as they please,” the thinking went, “and…
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Welcome to the New World of Private Wireless Networking
This article originally appeared in Network Computing, here. Any enterprise today can build a 5G private wireless network quickly and easily, thanks to the introduction of cloud-native network architecture. There’s a new generation of wireless networking technologies that remove many…
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Digital Transformation: Private 5G with Cloud, Edge, and IoT
This article originally appeared on Spiceworks.com, here. New cloud, edge, and IoT applications can really transform businesses in powerful ways. But if you want to get the most from new investments in these areas, make sure you’re taking a hard…
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A Match Made In Spectrum
This article originally appeared in ISE, here. Private LTE/5G network deployments are increasing across the globe. Analysys Mason analysts, Ibraheem Kasujee and Michele Mackenzie, forecast the number of these networks to grow at a CAGR of 65% between 2021 and 2027. They expect…
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The Future of Private Wireless Runs Through CBRS
This article originally appeared in RCR Wireless, here. Back in 2012, when the industry first began exploring private cellular networks, the future seemed wide open—in every sense. On one hand, we could imagine seemingly unlimited ways in which enterprises could…
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Reshape the Wireless Ecosystem with Citizens Broadband Radio Service
This article originally appeared in RCR Wireless, here. How do you measure the success of a new technology? Do you review adoption numbers? User satisfaction? What about the ecosystem that builds around the technology including equipment manufacturers and solution providers?…
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Oct 19, 2021
Boingo scores CBRS deal with San Diego Padres
Federated Wireless, Cisco and CommScope/Ruckus are supplying gear and services to Boingo to make it all happen.
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New Spectrum Exchange Connects PAL Licensees with Carriers
Federated Wireless, yesterday announced availability of its Spectrum Exchange, which enables Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) Priority Access License (PAL) holders to lease under-utilized spectrum to third parties to supplement General Authorized Access availability.
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New Spectrum Exchange Connects PAL Licensees with Carriers
Federated Wireless, yesterday announced availability of its Spectrum Exchange, which enables Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) Priority Access License (PAL) holders to lease under-utilized spectrum to third parties to supplement General Authorized Access availability.
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New Spectrum Exchange Connects PAL Licensees with Carriers
Federated Wireless, yesterday announced availability of its Spectrum Exchange, which enables Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) Priority Access License (PAL) holders to lease under-utilized spectrum to third parties to supplement General Authorized Access availability.
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Federated launching ‘Airbnb’ for CBRS spectrum exchange
The exchange is an automated portal that will provide nearly instant access to spectrum without interacting directly with the Federal Communications Commission.
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Federated launching ‘Airbnb’ for CBRS spectrum exchange
The exchange is an automated portal that will provide nearly instant access to spectrum without interacting directly with the Federal Communications Commission.
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