OnGo Touts Google's Implementation of New Spectrum Sharing Rules
Google said said the adoption of less conservative and more realistic propagation models has led to dramatic improvements in CBRS.

Google said said the adoption of less conservative and more realistic propagation models has led to dramatic improvements in CBRS.
WASHINGTON, July 29, 2024 – Google on Thursday implemented changes governing the process for sharing spectrum to enhance wireless communications, said Andy Clegg, spectrum engineering lead at Google and director of the OnGo Alliance, speaking at a webinar on the same day.
Clegg was highlighting the Federal Communications Commission’s June 12 announcement of changes to its spectrum sharing system in the 3.5 GigaHertz (GHz) band of spectrum that could provide more than 70 million Americans with access to new wireless Internet access services. Google is one of six Spectrum Access System operators in the United States.
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