The National Spectrum Strategy and U.S. Leadership
summary
Panel updates track concrete actions: band studies already closing lower 37 GHz and running on 18 GHz while formal studies for lower 3 GHz and 7/8 GHz begin, with industry warned results and commercialization clarity may take ~two years. Agencies fund a multi‑stakeholder PATH process and an OTA R&D contract to prototype sharing, aiming for a DSS prototype next fall. Claim: the U.S. needs ~1500 MHz of midband in the next decade; tools are band studies, relocations, repacking, and prototypes, plus possible Spectrum Relocation Fund support.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction and panel setup
- 1:05National Spectrum Strategy priorities
- 6:00FCC-NTIA coordination progress
- 8:49Commercial spectrum availability clarity
- 14:27Global harmonization and US leadership
- 18:56National Spectrum Consortium role
- 27:50Information sharing challenges
- 32:467-8 GHz band studies and outcomes
- 35:36Lower 3 GHz band access options
- 40:49Dynamic spectrum sharing limitations
- 44:21Coexistence frameworks and R&D
- 51:26Global approaches to spectrum sharing
- 53:58FCC band repurposing trade-offs
- 56:44Additional midband spectrum opportunities
- 1:00:14Long-term spectrum pipeline strategy
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