Peter Rysavy @peter_rysavy

Current cellular architectures are based on the model of a user's device communicating with a specific access point (cell tower), but future networks could achieve higher spectral and energy efficiency by having the device communicate simultaneously with a group of distributed…

Transportation is proving to be an excellent use case for 5G, with many dimensions, improving safety, efficiency, entertainment, navigation, and autonomous driving. See this @ericsson press release for details: tinyurl.com/mr26ysze

I agree with this @FierceNetwork_ article about the significant opportunity for 5G carriers in supporting AI at the edge. The challenge is that AI is evolving rapidly, and there’s also the question of who is best positioned to provide edge computing. Is it the carriers or…

I completely agree with ITIF. This is a terrible idea that will undermine innovation. As someone actively involved in patent litigation, I know that determining the value of a patent is extremely challenging. For example, a patent may be granted and later found invalid. Or it can…

Information Technology and Innovation Foundation @ITIFdc

a month ago

I completely agree with ITIF. This is a terrible idea that will undermine innovation. As someone actively involved in patent litigation, I know that determining the value of a patent is extremely challenging. For example, a patent may be granted and later found invalid. Or it can…

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Informative @Qualcomm webinar on 3GPP Release 20 explains projects to integrate AI into both the air interface and the radio access network, along with numerous other planned 5G enhancements. Release 20 also includes a study item on 6G radio technologies. fierce-network.com/premium/webina…

My new report analyzes the strengths and weaknesses of key broadband technologies—including fiber, coaxial cable, fixed wireless access (FWA), and satellite—and evaluates how effectively each addresses the requirements of the U.S. government’s 2025 Broadband Equity, Access, and…

Excellent new paper from @5GAmericas detailing 5G-Advanced as defined in 3GPP Releases 18 through 20. Innovations include further enhancements to spectral efficiency, integration of AI, improved energy efficiency, reduced latency, increased reliability, and satellite integration.…

We need a consistent broadband experience both indoors and outdoors, which requires a rational balance of spectrum between unlicensed Wi-Fi and licensed cellular networks. Currently, the United States is significantly out of balance, with more than three times as much mid-band…

I recently heard a claim that much more could be done to increase the spectral efficiency of cellular networks. However, given the billions of dollars spent on infrastructure buildout and spectrum licensing, operators are highly motivated to deploy the most efficient networks…

During today’s @GeorgetownCBPP Little Nuggets of Tech and Telecom webinar series, @peter_rysavy shared how 800MHz of spectrum will benefit wireless networks.

Reminder: U.S. spectrum status and future directions will be discussed this Wednesday at 12 PM ET.

Peter Rysavy @peter_rysavy

3 months ago

Reminder: U.S. spectrum status and future directions will be discussed this Wednesday at 12 PM ET.

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Join Umair Javed of @CTIA and me for spectrum insights in this discussion: The Beltway’s Gordian Knot... Spectrum. 12 PM ET, Wed, June 25. Georgetown University Center for Business and Public Policy, @GeorgetownCBPP. Registration at tinyurl.com/yc75wt7s

The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation—whose ranking member is Ted Cruz—seeks, through the budget reconciliation bill, to reauthorize the FCC’s critical authority to conduct spectrum auctions and to establish a much-needed spectrum pipeline of 800 MHz to be…

Interesting insights from Allianz Research highlight that the U.S. is running a digital trade surplus of $600 billion from services such as digital advertising, video streaming, cloud platforms, and online payment services. This trade, however, is not counted in traditional trade…

Spectrum for the Future argues in their report "Winning in Wireless" that a country’s spectrum allocation should be scaled to its population, and therefore China’s (much larger) mid-band allocation of exclusively licensed spectrum is equivalent to that of the United States. This…

The House Energy & Commerce Committee has just released a bill to establish a pipeline of 600 MHz of critically needed licensed spectrum, requiring the FCC to auction 200 MHz within three years and the remaining spectrum within six years. Bill: d1dth6e84htgma.cloudfront.net/Subtitle_C_Com…

Insightful report by Dr. George Ford of the Phoenix Center explains the challenges faced by government-owned municipal broadband networks, including competition with commercial providers, lack of expertise, and the costly demands of continual network upgrades.…

For insights into FCC directions, I recommend Wednesday’s Georgetown University Little Nuggets discussion focusing on the FCC’s Delete Delete Delete proceeding to reduce telecom regulations. Carolyn Brandon and Jennifer Fritzsche will be joined by Joe Kane, Director of Broadband…

Starlink is a fantastic broadband solution in low-density population areas, but as this Forbes article estimates, it can currently serve only one to two users per square kilometer, possibly rising to ten users per square kilometer in the future. This constraint limits the total…

Companies advocating for low-power spectrum sharing approaches, such as CBRS, recognize that these approaches limit deployment scenarios for 5G and 6G. For example, to provide wide-area coverage with CBRS, operators must deploy five to seven times as many base stations. As a…

5G Americas @5GAmericas

5 months ago

Companies advocating for low-power spectrum sharing approaches, such as CBRS, recognize that these approaches limit deployment scenarios for 5G and 6G. For example, to provide wide-area coverage with CBRS, operators must deploy five to seven times as many base stations. As a…

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