Keynote
summary
Argues the U.S. already faces a substantial spectrum deficit and says the fix is concrete: free up bands and streamline permitting. Cites past wins of 6,000 megahertz put into licensed use and contrasts that with only 76 new cell sites in 2016, warns of wasted funds like $42 billion in 1,058 days not translating to deployments, points to millions using fixed wireless today and urges focusing on moving specific bands and cutting red tape to produce measurable builds.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction by host
- 1:10Keynote speaker arrival
- 2:33Connectivity during natural disasters
- 3:56Spectrum and infrastructure challenges
- 5:00Historical context and past successes
- 8:08Regulatory hurdles and solutions
- 10:335G impact on consumers today
- 11:37Call to action for industry
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