Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) is a promising communication technology that utilizes shared spectrum. Several companies, including Google, and U.S. carriers are exploring the cost-saving ...

Ex-FCC Chair Ajit Pai is now a wireless lobbyist—and enemy of cable companies Pai's return as CTIA lobbyist fuels industry-wide battle over spectrum rights.

Chairman of US regulator FCC, Tom Wheeler, has circulated a draft report and order to his fellow commissioners that looks to create a new “Citizens Broadband Radio Service” within the 3.5GHz band. The ...

The upcoming Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) auction will enable new market entrants, including smaller and rural operators, to build carrier-grade networks at very attractive costs.

Preserving and enhancing the Citizens Broadband Radio Service “continues the Commission’s commitment to develop innovative, collaborative mechanisms to facilitate greater spectrum use,” the ...

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Apparently because of the open-ended nature of the proposed use, the new service will be called the Citizens Broadband Radio Service.

The PMP 450 fixed wireless broadband solution enables service providers to extend connectivity using the innovative dynamic spectrum sharing system.

Originally intended as an “innovation band” for the testing of new wireless broadband services, the Citizen Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) was created in 2015 to permit commercial and federal ...

WASHINGTON — The Citizens Broadband Radio Service structure was originally designed by the FCC to enable non-traditional entities to build their own LTE networks as opposed to relying on wireless ...

A new approach from the FCC called the Citizens Broadband Radio Service would make it happen.