Steve Sharkey, T-Mobile director of engineering policy, stressed in...
Steve Sharkey, T-Mobile director of engineering policy, stressed in a Wednesday blog post (http://bit.ly/11NV0NA) the importance of the Obama administration adopting the industry roadmap proposed by T-Mobile and other major carriers. “The roadmap takes a comprehensive look at the 1755-1850…
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MHz band and lays out a path for making the 1755-1780 MHz portion available in time to be paired and auctioned with the 2155-2180 MHz band to meet a congressionally mandated deadline of licensing by February 2015,” Sharkey wrote. “Auctioning this paired spectrum will provide significant broadband capacity while raising billions of dollars in revenue that could be used to update government systems, fund a public safety broadband network, and reduce our national debt. By contrast, missing the opportunity to pair these bands would result in billions of dollars of lost auction revenue, be a blow to innovation and the economy, and set back the current industry/government efforts by years.”