What is CBRS?
Watch this short video to learn about CBRS technology and what it can do for you.
CBRS for Smart Cities and Public Spaces (Poster)
A quick overview on how CBRS is overcoming technical challenges for Smart Cities. Click here…
Driving Innovation & Market Adoption: The Importance of Certification Programs
Last year, the CBRS Alliance announced that we had selected CTIA to manage our new product certification programfor CBRS…
Smart Cities Connect 2018: Building Effective Wireless Networks for Intelligent Cities
Are you curious to learn more about the current state of CBRS and its significance to smart city projects? Meet with us at the…
CBRS Alliance Member Company Demos at Mobile World Congress 2018
Nearly 50 CBRS Alliance member companies will be exhibiting at Mobile World Congress 2018 in Barcelona, February 26-March 1. Conference attendees will have a…
Research Analysis: CBRS For Fixed Wireless Networks
A common use case we discuss with organizations that are interested in learning more about the potential of CBRS is fixed wireless. Not only…
Research Analysis: CBRS Spectrum Offers $80+ Billion in Economic Value
We recently partnered with former FCC commissioner Harold Furchtgott-Roth to conduct the…
The CBRS Alliance at Mobile World Congress Americas 2017 (Video)
Watch this short video and learn about our experiences at Mobile World Congress Americas 2017 in San Francisco.
Industrial Productivity – Expanded Opportunities with CBRS: A Sneak Peek at the CBRS Alliance’s All Member Meeting Scheduled for January
On January 16-18, the CBRS Alliance is holding its regular All Members Meeting in San Francisco. Since February 2017, the Alliance has more than…
WISPAPALOOZA Recap: CBRS Opens New Doors for WISPs
In October, the CBRS Alliance, Wireless Innovation Forum (WInnForum) and WISPA came together at WISPAPALOOZA to present a full-day master seminar highlighting the benefits…
What’s new in Mobile/Cable/Private Network Capacity Augmentation? CBRS
Tier one mobile operators in the United States have, on average, 130MHz of licensed spectrum. Others, like cable operators and enterprises, mostly use unlicensed…
