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Looming Spectrum Shortfall Could Cost America's GDP $1.4T, Jeopardize Continued Function of U.S. Networks, New Report Finds

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Exponential increase in consumer demand for wireless data means U.S. wireless networks need more spectrum to maintain network quality and service.

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Looming Spectrum Shortfall Could Cost America's GDP $1.4T, Jeopardize Continued Function of U.S. Networks, New Report Finds

Exponential increase in consumer demand for wireless data means U.S. wireless networks need more spectrum to maintain network quality and service.

5 days ago·Columbia City, United States

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Report: Looming Spectrum Shortage Could Cost U.S. GDP $1.4T - Inside Towers

What could happen if more mid-band spectrum is not made available to telecoms? Plenty and all of it bad, according to a new report from Accenture, commissioned by CTIA. Without more full-powered midband spectrum, wireless networks will not be able to handle increased consumer demand, says the report, Securing the Future of U.S. Wireless Networks: The Looming Spectrum Crisis. The spectrum shortfall could cost the U.S. more than $1.4 trillion of …

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FCC Launches Pleading Cycle on AT&T Buy of UScellular Licenses

The FCC Wireless Bureau sought comment Wednesday on AT&T's proposed buy of 3.45 GHz licenses from UScellular. Because the acquisition would give AT&T more than 40 MHz of 3.45 GHz spectrum holdings in some markets, the company must seek a...

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