CBRS, once an experimental shared spectrum framework, has now become America's fourth-largest wireless network ecosystem, serving an estimated 14 million subscribers. The technology has experienced a remarkable adoption with over 40% growth annually for the last 4 years, making it the fastest-growing wireless solution in the United States. But is CBRS the victim of its own success? With the concerns that the successful CBRS band could be targeted for repurposing, we must ask: how would disrupting this successful framework impact American wireless leadership and innovation? Let’s find out.

Our guest for today's podcast is Masoud Olfat, President of OnGo Alliance. Masoud has extensive experience in wireless technology and spectrum management, having played a key role in advancing CBRS deployment and the broader shared spectrum ecosystem.

In our discussion today, we will uncover a few things, such as:

· The diverse ecosystem of applications enabled by shared spectrum

· The remarkable growth trajectory of CBRS from experiment to mainstream success

· The technical innovations behind CBRS 2.0 and its impact on spectrum availability

· Future opportunities for spectrum sharing and US leadership in wireless innovation

So, let me welcome Masoud Olfat.

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From ensuring seamless passenger experiences to enabling mission-critical operations, advanced wireless connectivity is rapidly transforming transportation across rail, road, and even air. As the mobility landscape becomes increasingly digital, the demand for robust and reliable wireless solutions has never been more vital.

In this evolving sector, how are 5G and other emerging wireless technologies serving as the infrastructure backbone for next-generation transportation systems? What are the unique challenges and opportunities in deploying high-performance networks in moving environments? And how are these innovations shaping the future of travel and logistics? Let's find out.

Today, we're diving deep into a fascinating and rapidly evolving sector: connected transportation. As the mobility landscape transforms with increasing digitalization, the need for robust, reliable wireless connectivity across rail and road has never been more critical. From passenger Wi-Fi and entertainment systems to mission-critical operational communications and next-generation safety systems, wireless connectivity is becoming the backbone of modern transportation infrastructure.

Our guest for today's podcast is Chintan Fafadia, Director of Client Success for North America at Icomera - the world's leading provider of wireless internet connectivity and application platforms for passenger transport. With over 20 years of experience in wireless connectivity and telecommunications, Chintan brings deep technical expertise and strategic insight into how transportation operators leverage advanced connectivity solutions.

In our discussion today, we will uncover:

- The current state and future trends of wireless connectivity in transportation.

- How next-generation wireless solutions, including 5G, are enabling new possibilities for both passengers and operators.

- The unique challenges and innovative approaches to deploying robust connectivity across diverse transportation environments.

So, let us welcome Chintan Fafadia.

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From fostering equitable access to enhancing the classroom experience, private cellular networks are transforming K-12 education. With the rise of digital learning tools, the need for continuous, reliable wireless connectivity has never been more important.

In this changing educational landscape, can private 5G networks serve as the infrastructure backbone to support various on-campus and remote educational activities? Do school districts understand how best to leverage the transformative potential of private 5G? and more importantly, can it help close the stubborn digital divide in the most cost-effective way? Let’s find out.

Our guest for today's podcast is Jason Eyre, the Technology Department Coordinator for the Murray City School District. Jason is a pioneer in rolling out CBRS private LTE networks at K-12 schools and is often called the godfather of Utah’s education broadband plan. He was instrumental in the very early adoption of private networks by the Murray School District.

In our discussion today, we will uncover:

-The learnings from the last two years of private LTE deployment
-How a long-time user of K-12 private networks has evolved with the times
-What advice a network pro would give to a school thinking of deploying a private network

So, let us welcome Jason Eyre.

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