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In 2018 we heard all kinds of hype from the technology sector; 5G autonomous vehicles, smart “X”, edge computing, various renditions of low-power platforms, and so much more. It is now 2019 and there is some interesting data that may suggest we are in for a bit of a struggle living up to what we… Continue »
Geoffrey Starks was sworn in as an FCC Commissioner yesterday, expressing his gratitude to the President and the U.S. Senate for picking and approving him. “In my new role, I shall not only continue to pursue those goals, but also look forward to working with Congress, my fellow Commissioners, and the FCC’s outstanding staff to… Continue »
The Sprint/T-Mobile merger had appeared to be sailing through judicial and FCC review. Now, however, with the Democrats taking over the House, Congress is exercising its oversight role. Energy and Commerce and Judiciary Committees plan to hold a joint hearing on the merger on Feb. 13 to exam the merger’s potential impacts on consumers, workers… Continue »
Challenges to the FCC’s 5G order went to separate U.S. Circuit Courts of Appeals in an apparent effort steer the appeals away from 9thCircuit, and Congress wants to know if the FCC had any part in the effort, according to a letter from Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Frank Pallone, Jr. (D-NJ) and Communications and… Continue »
C Spire launched a 5G millimeter wave fixed wireless service last month with the deployment of broadband internet service to residents in a residential subdivision of Harrison County near the city of Gulfport. The fixed wireless service is using a C Spire cell site with 28 GHz equipment from the C Spire’s partner and 5G… Continue »
After 176 rounds, the FCC concluded Auction 101 for Upper Microwave Flexible Use Service (UMFUS) licenses in the 27.5–28.35 GHz (28 GHz) band. Auction 101 raised (in gross bids) a total of $702,572,410 with a total of 2,965 28 GHz UMFUS licenses won, according to the Wireless Telecommunications Bureau (WTB) and the Office of Economics and… Continue »
