- In part two, we hear from industry stakeholders in Wi-Fi and shared spectrum solutions – such as those in the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) band – who are driving innovation and competition in wireless markets.
- Panelists will explore the limitations of traditional spectrum design, the promise of new commercial wireless models, and real-world applications of Wi-Fi and CBRS in enterprise, education, manufacturing, and cable environments.
- The session will also examine the technical and policy frameworks that enable dynamic spectrum access, including the importance of advanced Wi-Fi technologies, coordination tools like Spectrum Access Systems (SAS), ongoing NTIA and FCC priorities, and how shared spectrum models can complement licensed and unlicensed use to enhance U.S. competitiveness.
Agenda
Tech Policy
Spectrum Part B: New Spectrum Paradigms and the Promise of Seamless Connectivity
- September 29
- 3:20 PM
- - 3:50 PM
- NCTA Presents: The Continuum
- Open to All
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- All timing - Washington, DC
