EWA Sees Threat From Unlicensed Use of 6 GHz Spectrum
The Enterprise Wireless Alliance told the FCC concerns remain about opening the 6 GHz band to sharing with unlicensed devices. EWA “represents many licensees of 6 GHz microwave systems that are concerned about the possibility of interference to their operations…
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from unlicensed devices,” said a Wednesday filing in docket 18-295. “Some of those operations involve ‘public safety’ concerns as these 6 GHz microwave systems may be essential to the safe operations of refineries, mines, factories, and other locations with inherently hazardous conditions. Many others are used by licensees engaged in the broad array of enterprise activities.”