The OnGo commercial launch. An assessment of CBRS in the US market

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With the OnGo commercial launch on September 18, 2019, CBRS becomes a reality, with deployments by enterprises and service providers ready to roll out. Initial networks will use GAA (no license required), and licenses will be issued through the PAL auction in June 2020.

It is an exciting time. After years of work from a wide range of players in a lively ecosystem that includes vendors, enterprises and service providers, along with the FCC, the CBRS Alliance, the WInnForum and incumbent users, we will find out how successful CBRS will be, who will deploy it, and what use cases will be most compelling ones.

In this Deep Dive report, we take a look at planned CBRS deployments, assess the need for CBRS in the US market, and look at the evolution of business models supporting CBRS deployments in public and private networks. The report includes extensive conversations with CBRS ecosystem players about their approach to the market and their vision for the future of CBRS.

Register for the report download, and we will send you a link when the report is published. In the meantime, you can watch the first conversations with key CBRS/OnGo players.

The report includes conversations with:

Art King, In-Building Networks Group, Corning

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Mickael Batariere, CBRS and Broadband Product Line Manager, Sequans Communications

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Neeraj Patel, VP and GM, Software Services and Solutions, Radisys

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Catherine Melquist, Senior Director of Global Channel Partner Development at NetNumber and President of the Mobile Satellite Users Association

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