CTA Urges Caution on Receiver Standards in Meeting With FCC's Simington
CTA President Gary Shapiro and others from the association urged a cautious approach to transmitter rules, after the recent notice of inquiry, in a meeting with FCC Commissioner Nathan Simington. “It is timely for the Commission to lead another discussion…
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of these issues now in light of an increasingly congested RF environment and the increasingly difficult questions facing the Commission as it reallocates spectrum to support innovative use cases,” said a filing posted Monday in docket 22-137. “One-size-fits all mandates on receiver performance would only undercut these efforts and stifle innovation. Every band and service is unique, and industry-led efforts have proven time and again that these efforts are the most likely to be successful.” Representatives from Intel, Samsung Electronics America, Amazon Lab126, Apple and LG Electronics were also at the meeting. In April, commissioners agreed 4-0 to launch a receiver NOI (see 2204210049).