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6G – Spectrum for 95 GHz and Above
February 23, 2021 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm PST
There is widespread recognition that mmWave frequencies offer great promise for many wireless applications that will assist in enhancing U.S. infrastructure, expanding broadband services in rural areas, bringing new vertical industries to the communications network, and maintaining U.S. leadership and economic competitiveness.
Matching this recognition is a significant effort among academic, industry and government leaders to develop and test new wireless technologies and services, including efforts by the Federal Communications Commission to embed 5G and beyond deeply in frequencies above 24 GHz.
Despite this recognition and these efforts, frequencies above 95 GHz are seriously under-developed in the U.S. because of a lack of an adequate regulatory framework for their use.
The Wireless Communications Alliance invites you to listen in as a selected panel of experts explore the regulation and use of the spectrum assigned to 95 GHz and above – which may even lead to 6G.
Invited Speakers:
- Robert Heath – Moderator – North Carolina State University
- Michael Marcus – Marcus Spectrum Solutions LLC
- Josep Jornet – Northeastern University
- Ben Coffin – NI
- Roger Nichols – Keysight
- Amitava Ghosh – Nokia
Post Event Material
| 6G – Spectrum for 95 GHz and Above February 23, 2021 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm PST |
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There is widespread recognition that mmWave frequencies offer great promise for many wireless applications that will assist in enhancing U.S. infrastructure, expanding broadband services in rural areas, bringing new vertical industries to the communications network, and maintaining U.S. leadership and economic competitiveness. |
