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WInnForum, the primary creator of the standards for CBRS, collectively provides feedback to the FCC on several of the key points given in the NPRM
From the beginning, WInnForum has led the development of standards to help stakeholders realize the value of CBRS.” - Mark Gibson, CommScopeWASHINGTON, DC, UNITED STATES, November 4, 2024 /EINPresswire / -- The members of the Wireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum) commend the
federal Communications Commission (FCC) on the release of the recent Notice of Proposed Rulemaking regarding commercialization in the 3550-3700 GHz
band for acknowledging the success of the band and seeking responses to additional areas for improvement.
WInnForum, the primary creator of the standards for CBRS, in responding to points made in the recent CBRS FCC NPRM, collectively provides feedback to the FCC on several of the key points given in the NPRM, including:
.codifying protecting incumbents through dynamic protection areas (DPAs)
.sunsetting outdated rules
.suggesting the FCC consider allowing higher power use indoors
.expanding use of informing incumbent portal
.making it easier to deploy CBRS outside contiguous US
The group is pleased to submit these comments in this proceeding and looks forward to working with all stakeholders to develop technical standards for any resulting rules change. In addition, Forum members are ready to work with the FCC to further evolve the requirements to help expand the ecosystem and to fully realize the vision for the CBRS band. Given recent gains in the evolution of CBRS, this is a great springboard to codifying improvements and ensuring continued success of the band while protecting government incumbents.
“From the beginning, WInnForum has led the development of standards to help stakeholders realize the value of CBRS,” says Mark Gibson of CommScope and President of the Forum.“Interfacing regularly with the FCC, we identified lessons learned from our members' experiences deploying and operating a CBRS ecosystem for over four years comprised of CBSDs plus SAS and ESC systems. We applaud the FCC's efforts to propose changes to CBRS rules and we welcome the opportunity to provide our comments to the CBRS NPRM.”
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