Via Fierce Network’s Dan Jones: #CBRS has been “wildly successful,” with more than 400,000 users – from John Deere USA to DFW Airport – using the band today, but now it’s under threat. Learn why leaders must protect it: fierce-network.com/wireless/op-ed…

U.S. manufacturing growth depends on #spectrum leadership, and Dean Bubley’s analysis is clear: disrupting #CBRS would set back American manufacturing. We can't abandon the tech that keeps factories competitive. Learn more here ↓ spectrumfuture.com/icymi-tech-ind…

.Dean Bubley breaks it down: Losing #CBRS spectrum would mean higher costs, more downtime, and a loss of competitiveness for U.S. manufacturers. Read more from Dean on how this would slow down innovation: spectrumfuture.com/icymi-tech-ind…

Dean Bubley: After Budget Bill, Do No Harm to CBRS and 6 GHz The budget law leaves CBRS and 6 GHz unprotected — raising concerns about disruption to Wi-Fi, enterprise and rural broadband services. broadbandbreakfast.com/dean-bubley-af…

Recently from Dean Bubley: #CBRS powers critical infrastructure across manufacturing, healthcare, education, & rural broadband. WISPs rely on it for unserved areas. Policymakers must keep it accessible for these essential American needs. spectrumfuture.com/icymi-tech-ana…

.Dean Bubley warns policymakers that auctioning #CBRS or 6GHz bands would be a costly mistake, threatening wireless infrastructure for critical industries, undermining rural providers, & risking America's wireless leadership. More via Breakfast Media here:

The #CBRS ecosystem reveals the massive scale of enterprise #spectrum use across America. From manufacturing plants to rural hospitals, critical industries depend on this shared spectrum for operations that can't be disrupted. spectrumfuture.com/wp-content/upl…

#CBRS isn't just about connectivity—it's the backbone of American enterprise. Manufacturers, healthcare systems, educational institutions, & rural broadband providers rely on shared spectrum solutions. That’s why policymakers should protect it. spectrumfuture.com/wp-content/upl…

We appreciate CTIA highlighting another successful example of shared, CBRS spectrum to support U.S. manufacturing. More proof that high-power, exclusive spectrum is no longer the model that powers America. spectrumfuture.com/spectrum-shari…

We agree with Anna M. Gomez… Failure to protect CBRS could set American manufacturing back, threaten national security, hurt competition and stunt innovations that are already moving forward. More from Light Reading on the potential consequences ↓

🚨 Dean Bubley warns investors: OBBBA's $85B spectrum auction goal could force telecom operators to overpay for questionable returns. Real costs go far beyond auction prices with relocation and clearing expenses. More here: spectrumfuture.com/tech-analyst-w…

.Dean Bubley to investors: Reward those who maximize existing spectrum through tech upgrades, not debt-fueled spectrum land-grabs. Smart policy means local licenses—not clearing valuable enterprise spectrum. Learn more: spectrumfuture.com/tech-analyst-w…

🚨 More doublespeak from the Big Three: Verizon's CEO says they're “happy” with their spectrum resources, while their lobbyists cry spectrum shortage to Congress. Who should policymakers believe? spectrumfuture.com/wp-content/upl…

420,000+ #CBRS radios support private wireless networks across the U.S. This #SharedSpectrum model is delivering connectivity to American factories, airports, schools, healthcare facilities, and much more. fortsol.com/yes-cbrs-is-dr…

💥CBRS in Action💥 Nacogdoches ISD uses a CBRS-based network to provide affordable, high-speed internet – serving its students and expanding access to the community surrounding Brooks-Quinn-Jones Elementary →

💥CBRS in Action💥 Chicago's MxD uses CBRS spectrum for cost-effective private networks where manufacturers test new technologies without licensing requirements → spectrumfuture.com/spectrum-shari…

ICYMI: 10 Senators urging Brendan Carr ensure CBRS and 6 GHz users "can continue operating without disruption." We agree - consumers would suffer if the FCC walks back its commitment to CBRS. More here: spectrumfuture.com/icymi-ten-u-s-…

U.S. Senator Steve Daines warns FCC: "repurposing CBRS licenses now...would upend significant investments made in CBRS to date and leave many rural communities...in the dark." Read more from his letter: spectrumfuture.com/icymi-ten-u-s-…

💥CBRS in Action💥 US Army Fort Carson is using CBRS for a smart transportation testbed to improve military readiness and public safety through autonomous shuttles, drones, and traffic monitoring →

💥CBRS in Action💥 Fort Worth, TX's historic Cowtown Coliseum uses CBRS to power its private 5G network enabling mobile ticketing, AR/VR experiences, and creating engaging experiences for millions of visitors →