Keynote
summary
NTIA announces a 2700 MHz pipeline of bands under study and promises results of the 30.7 GHz study before year end, with stakeholder meetings on October 28 and agency modeling and testing underway. The agency runs a $1.5 billion Wireless Innovation Fund (already $140 million to 17 projects), cites Echostar’s Orchid lab and Viavi’s Valor test facility, and reports BEAD commitments of more than $24 billion, $1.8 billion to tribal entities (about 4,500 tribal homes connected), 1,500 miles of middle mile fiber under construction, and 40,000 homes served so far.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 2:34NTIA’s mission and priorities
- 4:22National Spectrum Strategy progress
- 11:07Resilient wireless supply chain
- 13:58Closing the digital divide
- 19:56Big infrastructure moments
- 21:00Closing remarks and thanks
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