Spectrum for the Future

Spectrum for the Future advocates for a shared spectrum approach to making more bandwidth available to more users – boosting competition and creating jobs.

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Industry analyst @disruptivedean just highlighted airports as a major proof point for CBRS & private 5G success. With 800M+ passenger trips/year, airports need reliable connectivity, and CBRS delivers.

Learn more: https://t.co/GYbsyxuDhe

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Murray City School District in Utah is helping close the digital divide! Their latest private network build utilized shared spectrum to help reach students in need, even closing school dead zones.

Read how CBRS is changing lives in the Salt Lake Valley ↓ https://t.co/dCB9NrUXoX

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NEW from @Comm_Daily: "@disruptivedean, founder of Disruptive Analysis, argued in an opinion piece Wednesday that spectrum like the 4.4-4.9 GHz range may be better suited to sharing than clearing.”

Read Dean’s op-ed in RCR Wireless: https://t.co/LdOjltGRQC

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Tech analyst @disruptivedean is urging policymakers to prioritize the 4 GHz band in spectrum sharing discussions. Similar to CBRS, smart coexistence strategies can help expand wireless innovation, strengthen U.S. competitiveness, and support the future of next-gen connectivity.

Read more: https://t.co/ou1RAvGuch

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.@NewAmerica hosted a presentation with Andy Clegg, Valo Analytica CEO, and other expert panelists warning how raising CBRS power levels could threaten the CBRS innovation band. Get the latest on why low power is critical to the future of shared spectrum ↓
https://t.co/lV5ojeZm7p

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CBRS proves that government-industry collaboration is a "win-win." We must apply these lessons to spectrum sharing while safeguarding the military protection regime against the risks of high cellular power levels. Learn more here from Dave Wright, Spectrum for the Future Policy Director ↓ https://t.co/ERXMJqhLuA

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Did you see the latest? @NewAmerica hosted an expert panel discussion on why raising CBRS power levels is a step in the wrong direction. Catch up on the full presentation and find out what’s at stake:
https://t.co/kR9jQslsyp

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New research warns that changing CBRS power limits to favor big carriers could disrupt critical infrastructure and private investment could drown out local 5G networks. We must preserve the competition that has defined U.S. spectrum leadership. Get the full report here:

https://t.co/5optDnZb0C

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A Trump-era success is under threat. The CBRS spectrum sharing model has fueled private investment and job growth, but big cellular carriers are lobbying for rules that would squeeze out small providers and rural networks. Let’s protect American innovation.

Read the study here: https://t.co/5optDnYDb4

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Raising CBRS power levels could be the end-all for private networks. Johnathan Lewis of @IflyMIA and Mark Radabaugh of Amplex Internet discuss how increasing power levels in CBRS threaten the entire private wireless ecosystem.

Find out what’s at stake: https://t.co/TXhO0CGZV0

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CBRS allows the U.S. to be a leader in private cellular, but that lead is at risk. Dave Wright warns that raising power levels could kill this innovation band.

Discover why low power is critical to the success of shared spectrum: https://t.co/qum6OC5234

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High-power CBRS pushes could jeopardize America’s "Innovation Band." @disruptivedean explains how raising power limits could undermine the private networks & rural broadband we rely on today. Get the latest ↓

https://t.co/lGOG3Y5AQy

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Raising CBRS power limits could cripple U.S. innovation. Expert Andrew Clegg warns that high-power shifts risk a throughput drop for manufacturing & outages for rural broadband. Read the full op-ed:
https://t.co/7qQPzEguvk

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We’re sponsoring a @BroadbandCensus panel today, April 23rd at 2 PM ET: CBRS Under Threat: How High-Power Risks Dismantling Shared Spectrum & Upending the U.S. Businesses it Powers."

Join Drew Clark, and featured panelists for critical insights on CBRS spectrum challenges. Register:
https://t.co/sE16egxr7y

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Don't miss @BroadbandCensus' panel: "CBRS Under Threat: How High-Power Risks Dismantling Shared Spectrum & Upending the U.S. Businesses it Powers."

On April 23rd, 2 PM ET, join Drew Clark, Dave Wright, Mark Radabaugh, & Johnathan Lewis for critical insights on CBRS spectrum.

Register: https://t.co/sE16egwTi0

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Key Bridge Wireless highlighted a report from Valo Analytica, warning that proposed high-power rules could devastate the CBRS ecosystem through increased interference.

Don't let billions in infrastructure go to waste. Read the full breakdown ↓ https://t.co/0nDMJo98nS

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CBRS powers innovation across America, and a significant increase in power would have cascading effects, triggering a collapse that would affect all users. Discover what's at stake:

https://t.co/I8lMXlHIhg

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From airports to farms to factories – 1,000+ operators depend on CBRS spectrum sharing. Proposed power changes could devastate critical infrastructure. The FCC cannot let this happen. Find out the reality in the latest analysis ↓

https://t.co/WcHWJoOeak

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Did you know: Interference from a high-power device could cut the coverage range of @JohnDeere’s Illinois office to roughly the reach of a set of wireless earbuds? Read more about the impacts of high power. ↓

https://t.co/4PJ5bXDHSW

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Industrial automation relies on CBRS connectivity. Higher power limits would shrink usable spectrum and disrupt real-time operations on factory floors. Don't put advanced manufacturing at risk – get the details ↓

https://t.co/Yd7HWIHZY7