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Serving nearly 6 million senior executives, thought leaders and industry professionals, SmartBrief is the leading digital media publisher of targeted business news and information by industry. By combining technology and editorial expertise, SmartBrief delivers the most relevant industry news – curated daily from thousands of sources – in partnership with leading trade associations, professional societies, nonprofits and corporations.
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While some schools have purchased distributed antenna system equipment to improve cellular performance, DAS is an expensive option ($2-$4 per square foot for coverage of all major carriers), said Perry, and most institutions have decided it makes more sense to put that money into robust WiFi. And even where DAS has gone in, he noted, campuses still need cellular radios to power the system, and "carriers are not always willing to provide those at no cost."
Under the previous administration, the Federal Communications Commission began studying the possibility of setting up new rules for making excess spectrum available to as wide a set of users as possible. The agency came up with a three-tier spectrum-sharing framework: "incumbent," "priority access license" (PAL) and "general authorized access" (GAA). A "spectrum access system" (SAS) would coordinate usage among those incumbent military and satellite users and the new "commercial" users.
This frequency could provide a cost-effective link between cellular and WiFi.
While some schools have purchased distributed antenna system equipment to improve cellular performance, DAS is an expensive option ($2-$4 per square foot for coverage of all major carriers), said Perry, and most institutions have decided it makes more sense to put that money into robust WiFi. And even where DAS has gone in, he noted, campuses still need cellular radios to power the system, and "carriers are not always willing to provide those at no cost."
Under the previous administration, the Federal Communications Commission began studying the possibility of setting up new rules for making excess spectrum available to as wide a set of users as possible. The agency came up with a three-tier spectrum-sharing framework: "incumbent," "priority access license" (PAL) and "general authorized access" (GAA). A "spectrum access system" (SAS) would coordinate usage among those incumbent military and satellite users and the new "commercial" users.