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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Reaching a Milestone with WInnForum’s Standards for Spectrum Sharing
Last month, the Wireless Innovation Forum released “Requirements for Commercial operation in the U.S. 3550-3700 MHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service Band” to ensure properly functioning spectrum sharing in the band. Specifically, the report defines the necessary operation and standard interfaces…
Read blogShared Spectrum Advancement Marks Major Milestone in Wireless History
The wireless industry just achieved a major milestone, but these events have gone relatively unnoticed. On April 28, the FCC finalized its rules for the Citizens’ Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) opening 150 MHz of spectrum for shared use by commercial…
Read blogA Path to Protection for Existing Users in the 3.65 GHz band
In April of last year, the FCC enacted rules for Citizen’s Broadband Radio Service (CBRS). As a result, existing wireless broadband services in 3650 – 3700 MHz are required to transition to the new CBRS rules. However, during the transition…
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Spectrum Sharing Technologies: Paving the Way to 5G
Recently, Federated Wireless commented on the FCC’s Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to make the centimeter and millimeter wave spectrum available for the future of wireless networks. The proposal, which addresses the use of bands above 24 GHz, proposes the use…
Read blogAn Alliance for Innovation through the 3.5 Ghz Band
Last week, together with Google, Intel, Nokia, Qualcomm, and Ruckus Wireless, we announced a shared commitment to promote solutions in the 3.5 GHz band. This announcement continues the momentum we’ve seen for 3.5 GHz band shared spectrum over the last…
Read blogSmart Cars and High Speed Wi-Fi on the 5.9 GHz Band
Two FCC Commissioners recently made the case that the Dedicated Short Range Communications (DSRC) band at 5.9 GHz, currently being used to test smart car technologies, had enough room to handle the growing need for high speed wireless connectivity. While there…
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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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