SPIDERCLOUD WIRELESS, INC.
MILPITAS, CA

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They include damage-resistant cover glass for smartphones and tablets; precision glass for advanced displays; optical fiber, wireless technologies, and connectivity solutions for high-speed communications networks; trusted products that accelerate drug discovery and manufacturing; and emissions-control products for cars, trucks, and off-road vehicles. SpiderCloud Wireless is the innovator behind the breakthrough, scalable small cell system that enables mobile operators to deliver scalable and unprecedented coverage, capacity and cloud services to enterprises and venues — wherever there's a LAN. To test interoperability between infrastructure providers to ensure seamless handoffs between CBRS spectrum and licensed spectrum for customers. For the end-to-end system testing, Federated Wireless and Google are providing prioritization through the Spectrum Access System (SAS) that dynamically prioritizes traffic within the FCC’s spectrum sharing framework for this band. Qualcomm Technologies is providing the Qualcomm ® Snapdragon TM LTE modem needed to access LTE on CBRS on mobile devices. Corning, Ericsson and Nokia have provided indoor and outdoor radio solutions which can run on the CBRS Spectrum. Corning provided a SpiderCloud Enterprise RAN composed of a Services Node and SCRN-330 Radio Nodes. Nokia provided FlexiZone Multiband Indoor (MBI) BTS, FlexiZone Multiband Outdoor (MBO) BTS and FlexiZone Controller (FZC). The end-to-end system testing, which began in February and will continue over the next several weeks, has provided actionable insights and have significantly advanced CBRS spectrum deployment feasibility. So, why would anyone ever want to build Private LTE? Well, enterprises with wireless requirements for deterministic timing, controlled bandwidth, true mobility, long signal reach and privacy have not been able to meet them. The system architects in these enterprises view Private LTE operating in CBRS as the emergent ideal solution. We have witnessed that progressive enterprise IT architects envision their wireless ecosystem as a balanced diet of enterprise-owned Wi-Fi and LTE that can seamlessly satisfy the present and future needs of business applications. We believe that SpiderCloud E-RAN is uniquely architected for maximum synergy with today’s enterprise networks, and their future directions. The other competing Radio Access Network “RAN” products that an enterprise can acquire to create their own Private LTE instance all have their own unique architectures that will fail the enterprise screening process in many ways. CBRS spectrum can support multiple service providers, so make sure the network can!