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Posts about competitors written by Karl Bode and Techdirt

Back in 2015, the FCC announced that it would be adopting rules for shared commercial use of the 3550-3700 MHz band (3.5 GHz band), creating an unlicensed Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) and a system to manage shared government, private, and public access to this spectrum. The move was a broadly welcomed one, as it…

Posts about unlicensed spectrum written by Karl Bode and Techdirt

The CTIA argues that there is low utilization, low market demand, and a dearth of innovative use cases in the 3.5GHz CBRS spectrum band. But that claim has sparked furious disagreements.

Cable operators are coming in with a very attractive price position, Entner says, adding that their ability to offload traffic will not only reduce MVNO costs, but also drive product innovation.

Growth in mobile customers in the US isnt slowing down, and thats surprising some analysts. One factor at play is the number of new business customers signing up for mobile in a post-COVID world.

AT&T and T-Mobile have already shuttered their 3G networks. Now Verizon is scheduled to do so by end of year. That will undoubtedly add to the operators mounting problems.

Verizons share of MWC Vegas opening keynote focused on home broadband and entertainment experiences instead of mobile services.

At the MWC Vegas trade show, 5G executives cheered the success of fixed wireless access (FWA) services. But theyre also looking for the next big use case for 5G technology.