Keyword: CBRS Alliance

Intel is asking the FCC for permission to conduct Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) tests on an Intel campus in Chandler, Arizona, using gear from Ruckus Wireless.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) this week announced that it has wrapped up the laboratory testing stage for five Spectrum Access System (SAS) vendors.

It seems as though we’ve been talking about CBRS forever, without a whole lot to show for it. But that may be changing in the next month or two.

The report predicts CBRS investments will account for more than a fifth of the U.S. small cell market.

As OnGo-branded commercial services prepare for takeoff, the CBRS Alliance is starting work on a new release to support CBRS over 5G.

The CBRS Alliance and the Small Cell Forum have formally reached an agreement to cooperate closely to advance the Citizens Broadband Radio Service band.

Verizon continues to conduct propagation modeling at 3.5 GHz, planning tests in Boston, Phoenix and other areas in Massachusetts and Arizona.

The temporary shutdown of the FCC last month put a damper on the rushto get Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) equipment certified.

The CBRS Alliance and ATIS will work together to address critical technical challenges and business opportunities related to the CBRS band.

2019 marks the year when the Citizens Broadband Radio Service ecosystem breaks out.