The 6 GHz is the new unlicensed band, with up to 1,200 MHz it can double the amount of spectrum available to Wi-Fi and open a new band for 5G NR-U. How important is the 6 GHz band? Where will it be available? Will it be a Wi-Fi band or a 5G band?
What the results of the FCC PAL auction tell us about the commitment to deploy CBRS by mobile operators, broadband service providers, utilities and other enterprises?
Should mobile operators deploy Open Digital Architecture (ODA) as part of their digital transformation and path to 5G?
Enterprises largely stayed out of the bidding for CBRS licenses. With one exception: utilities, who paid a higher MHz/pop than mobile operators. What made PALs attractive to utilities and what does this tell us about the value of CBRS spectrum?
How can a distributed cloud improve video surveillance and video analytics? New business
models? New use cases? New players?
Wi-Fi alone cannot support all the indoor connectivity needs of enterprises and venues. Monica Paolini discusses how new technologies and business models are shaping the future of in-building wireless and enabling new use cases.
Spectrum-sharing, MIMO and CBRS: an opportunity for tower companies? Monica Paolini, Ph.D., founder and principal of Senza Fili, spoke at a panel session during the AGL Local Summit in Seattle.
Reflections on what the US sanctions on Huawei may mean to the US wireless industry, by Monica Paolini, Senza Fili and published by Fierce Wireless
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