Among Declaration Networks claims to fame: The company is a Microsoft Airband partner, it has made some rural funding wins, and it has
The Watch Communications Microsoft Airband partnership aims to bring broadband to parts of Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and Kentucky. Working with rural
CBRS 100 Mbps speeds are possible over distances of about 2.5 miles, said the CTO of Cal.net. The company will use equipment operating…
CAF II TV white spaces can support 25/3 Mbps deployments. As for the 100/20 Mbps deployments some carriers have promised, an Airband executive told us that
FCC spectrum action at today’s commission meeting included adopting a plan to repurpose satellite spectrum for 5G, to allow higher power levels and antennas
The Zayo Microsoft Airband deal calls for Zayo to provide backbone connectivity for Airband ISP partners who are bringing service to rural areas,
The Pai white spaces proposal would permit higher-power mobile operations within geo-fenced areas and revise rules to facilitate the development of IoT
A Microsoft ARK Multicasting deal aims to develop more efficient ways to deliver video and other high bandwidth content leveraging Microsoft Azure cloud serves to create a distributed edge and using . . .
A Microsoft Airband Nextlink partnership will deploy fixed wireless broadband using TV white spaces technology to bring service to parts of Iowa, Illinois, Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas
C-band co-channel sharing would enable fixed wireless operators to share spectrum with satellite earth stations. It might be a solution to disagreements between fixed and mobile operators about . . .
The Watch Communications Microsoft partnership will undertake one of the biggest Airband rural broadband deployments. The project will cover large parts of three states, including . . .
CBRS environmental sensor capability (ESC) is required to make sure commercial operators don’t use the spectrum where it is in use by…
The Microsoft Airband project aims to bring broadband to areas of 25 states that lack broadband today. A Microsoft exec talked to us about…
FCC broadband availability data says 25 million people cannot get service, but Microsoft estimates that 162.8 million people do not use broadband. While not using broadband doesn’t mean someone can’t get it, the disparity suggests that . . .
The latest Microsoft Airband partner is Native Network. The project targets tribal lands in Washington and Montana and will use fixed wireless, including TV white spaces technology.
A Microsoft Airband Redline deal calls for Microsoft to use Redline fixed wireless equipment to bring broadband to unserved rural areas. Microsoft already has partnered with . . .
The latest microsoft airband partner is Network Business Systems. The project will bring broadband to unserved areas of Illinois, Iowa and South Dakota. TV white spaces will be one of the technologies used.
News about new Microsoft Airband partners has been coming at a fast pace lately. The latest partner on the rural broadband initiative already has deployed broadband wireless in numerous Ohio counties.
U.S. Microsoft Airband grant winners include three wireless internet service providers, including one that is tribally-focused, along with Numbers4Health, a startup that puts health information software and technology in schools where injured student-athletes can be quickly assessed.
A new Microsoft RTO Wireless partnership calls for the companies to bring mobile and fixed wireless to rural areas of New York and Maine. The companies plan to use white spaces and CBRS band spectrum.
Microsoft and Radwin hope to bring additional TV White Space spectrum based technology solutions to the TV White Space ecosystem. Solutions to be used for Microsoft’s Airband initiative are expected in 2019.
A Microsoft Declaration Networks Virginia deployment will use TV white spaces and other wireless technology. The project is one of 12 Rural Airband projects that Microsoft has targeted for the initiative’s first year. Rural Airband aims to . . .
A Microsoft Airband project in Michigan and Wisconsin will make broadband available to 82,000 people by 2022, said Microsoft and rural partner Packerland Broadband. The deployment will rely on TV white spaces as well as several other wireless technologies.
MIcrosoft Project Belgrade deployed TVWS radios in Cambridge, U.K. — an urban area quite different from the rural areas where U.S. wireless internet service providers have deployed the technology. In the deployment, Microsoft saw speeds of . . .