Qualcomm Argues for Licensed Sharing of 37 GHz Band
Qualcomm representatives urged action on the company’s push for sharing the 37 GHz band (see 2104280038), in meetings with staff from FCC Wireless Bureau and Office of Engineering and Technology. Qualcomm’s proposal would support: “(1) fixed point-to-point and point-to-multipoint links;…
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(2) mobile operations; (3) private networks; (4) device to device (peer to peer) operations; and (5) mobile hotspots, and open all 600 MHz to licensed sharing by multiple licensees, each of whom would have priority rights to a given channel in the Lower 37 GHz band to provide a guaranteed Quality of Service,” said a filing posted Monday in docket 14-177. Qualcomm recommends auctioning priority license channels of 100 or 200 MHz: “Each priority license holder of a particular channel would have primary rights to that channel and secondary rights to the other Lower 37 GHz band channels.”