Mimosa to Test Use of 6 GHz Spectrum for Wireless Broadband
The FCC Office of Engineering and Technology approved an experimental license for Mimosa Networks Friday to test its proposal for offering broadband in spectrum above 5.7 GHz. “The FCC is considering Mimosa’s proposal to allocate the 5.85-6.4 GHz band for…
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terrestrial fixed wireless services,” the company said in a filing seeking authorization. “Mimosa seeks to test equipment in that band in order to collect, and then provide to the FCC and other government agencies, real-world information about the utility of that band for fixed services and the ability to use that band on a shared basis with incumbent users, including government radiolocation services.”