WISPA NEWS

Palm Bay, Florida, 19 November 2018 – The Wireless Innovation Forum, a non-profit international industry association dedicated to driving the future of radio communications and systems worldwide, today announced the winners of their annual Achievement Awards.

Reply Comments that WISPA, USTelecom, and ITTA jointly filed with the FCC yesterday regarding speed and latency testing and non-compliance rules for CAF recipients.

This past week I was able to get out of DC and see what fixed wireless broadband access looks like in the rural Midwest, courtesy of two WISPA members: Wisper ISP and Joink.

WISPA filed Comments today in response to an FCC Public Notice seeking public input on the interplay between provisions of the National Defense Authorization Act and the FCC’s USF programs as they relate to equipment manufactured by ZTE and Huawei.

WISPA filed Reply Comments with the FCC today regarding the process by which CAF recipients can demonstrate fewer supported “locations” in exchange for lower support.

Check out this inspiring story about the father-daughter team of WISPA member OmniLogic, keeping their community connected during the devastating Carr Fire in California. Way to go Jonathan & Sienna Resendez!

Washington, DC – Members of the Broadband Access Coalition – a large and diverse group of tech companies, broadband ISPs, and non-profit public policy groups, including the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA) as a founding member – today submitted comments to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on its proposal to expand the use of mid-band spectrum in the C-Band (3.7-4.2 GHz).

Check out the show and daily guides, select session videos, photos and more in the Conference Recap.

The following statement is by Claude Aiken, President and CEO of the Wireless Internet Service Providers Association (WISPA), in response to the Trump Administration’s National Spectrum Strategy initiative: