Expert Opinion
Lawmakers Take Important Step Forward with Spectrum Pipeline Act
The introduction of the Spectrum Pipeline Act represents an important step toward attempting to restore the FCC’s auction authority.
The use of radio frequency spectrum enables the delivery of high-speed wireless Internet access. Whether licensed, unlicensed or shared, radio frequency spectrum is the critical resource for wireless communication. The Communications Act of 1934 gave the FCC authority to auction spectrum, but that auction authority expired in March 2023.
Expert Opinion
The introduction of the Spectrum Pipeline Act represents an important step toward attempting to restore the FCC’s auction authority.
Fixed Wireless
States advocating for some wireless services to be classified as 'underserved' were rewarded with a new modification by NTIA.
Exclusive Reports
At the center of the battle over the airwaves in the United States is the question of spectrum sharing.
Defense Department
The redacted report details the challenges associated with sharing the lower 3 GHz band with commercial users.
Expert Opinion
The lower 3 GigaHertz (GHz) and 7-8 GHz bands are the best opportunities to close our nation’s spectrum gap.
Defense Department
Leaders in the spectrum industry emphasize the symbiotic relationship between national security and economic growth.
Defense Department
Democratic lawmakers supported using proceeds to fund the Affordable Connectivity Program.
Defense Department
The implementation plan aims to bolster the U.S. spectrum workforce to support future wireless policy and innovation.
Defense Department
The bill would also require the NTIA to flag 2,500 megahertz of federal spectrum for repurposing.
FCC
How to encourage deployment of wireless services across the nation without relying on spectrum auctions?
Expert Opinion
March 9, 2024, marks the one year anniversary since Congress let the FCC's auction authority expire.
FCC
Seven new systems were greenlit to manage spectrum in the 6 GHz band.
Spectrum
The U.S. faces challenges in harmonizing the 3.45-3.55 GHz band with its global counterparts, the report said.
NTIA
Gomez lauded the National Telecommunications and Information Administration's national spectrum strategy's four pillars.
Spectrum
Companies have been eyeing the 70/80/90 GHz bands to power alternatives to satellite.
Spectrum
CTIA’s strategy calls for resolving deficit in private access to lower 3 GHz band.