WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense (DOD) would gladly consider sharing its portion of the radio-frequency spectrum with commercial wireless operators — if those companies assume liability for any ...

As Defense Department and other federal stakeholders struggle to divvy up precious electromagnetic spectrum, all sides agree on the need for closer government/industry collaboration along with ...

The Department of Defense wants to share bands of the electromagnetic spectrum with industry — and to do so, it needs a modern IT infrastructure to support automated sharing back and forth. Defense ...

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The U.S. is facing an increasingly congested, constrained and contested electromagnetic spectrum. Adversaries are challenging the United State’s dominance across the air, land, sea, space and ...

No audio available for this content. iPosi’s in-building SMART 5G measures the loss profile to protect military and commercial spectrum from interference in shared or adjacent bands. (Image: iPosi) ...

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The U.S. Pentagon would consider sharing its portion of the radio-frequency spectrum with commercial wireless operators – if those companies assume liability for any problems that result, including ...