
Spectrum
CBRS Users Defend Band to FCC
WISPA said a forced relocation would disadvantage current users for the benefit of major wireless carriers.
Established in 2004, WISPA – Broadband Without Boundaries, formerly known as the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association, is a trade association representing companies that deliver fixed wireless, fiber, and other reliable broadband solutions— especially to rural and unserved areas across the country.
Spectrum
WISPA said a forced relocation would disadvantage current users for the benefit of major wireless carriers.
BEAD
NTCA wants location-by-location verification of unlicensed fixed wireless, which WISPA opposes.
Spectrum
The Senate version scrapped a House protection for the unlicensed 6 GHz band.
BEAD
Trade association accuses some states of 'unreasonable and unnecessary obstacles'
Spectrum
They worry the FCC would consider repurposing the airwaves to meet ambitious auction goals.
BEAD
Unlicensed fixed wireless providers have a chance to make their coverage areas ineligible for BEAD funding.
BEAD
New Street's Levin said litigation over the new rules was possible.
BEAD
Awardees under original rules say they may not reapply.
Spectrum
Conservative watchdog warns reallocating Citizens Broadband Radio Service spectrum could undercut $88 billion auction windfall.
Spectrum
The Defense Department and AT&T have proposed auctioning off at least some of the shared band.
Congress
House Energy and Commerce Committee markup stretched late into the evening.
Infrastructure
Kentucky terminated its contract with the network's administrator, and has yet to find a new one.
Spectrum
The Defense Department has reportedly proposed auctioning CBRS spectrum.
OTI
Groups say reworking 900 MHz band threatens millions of critical devices.
FCC
The agency embraced ‘disparate impact’ in its 2023 regulations.
BEAD
David Zumwalt said the group wants a chance to dispute some challenge process results.