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Satellites Meet Towers, Operators Slim Down: Advanced Connectivity Insights, October 2026

Advanced Connectivity Insights October 2026: D2D Heats Up
October 2026's roundup: SpaceX moves to lease tens of thousands of US tower sites as the FCC opens more spectrum for direct-to-device, 5G-Advanced reaches live networks, mmWave fixed wireless gets a second act, and operators sell, merge and restructure.

From Pilot to Authorization: How Federated Wireless Built the First Fully Authorized Private 5G Network in the Department of War

Federated Wireless Earns First DoW Private 5G ATO
Federated Wireless built the Department of War's first commercial private 5G network at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, delivering 98% inventory accuracy and a 65% increase in goods velocity, and becoming the first private 5G network to receive full Authority to Operate within the department, with JMA Wireless and HPE as technology partners.

Adoption Is Settled, ROI Is the Question: Private Network Insights, June 2026

Adoption Is Settled, ROI Is the Question: Private Network Insights, June 2026
With GSA counting 2,003 private mobile network references, June 2026's story shifted from whether private cellular works to what it returns. This roundup covers TeckNexus's vertical ROI tools, 3GPP's confirmed 6G timeline, AI moving into the RF layer, CBRS SAS consolidation, and a widening set of verticals from mining to healthcare.

Federated Wireless recommends to Prioritize the 4 GHz Band for 6G

Federated Wireless recommends to Prioritize the 4 GHz Band for 6G
The 4.44.94 GHz range offers the cleanest mix of technical performance, policy feasibility, and global alignment to move the U.S. ahead in 6G. Midband is where 6G will scale, and 4 GHz sits in the sweet spot. A contiguous 500 MHz block supports wide channels (100 MHz+), strong uplink, and macro coverage comparable to C-Band, but with more spectrum headroom. That translates into better spectral efficiency and a lower total cost per bit for nationwide deployments while still enabling dense enterprise and edge use cases.

CBRS Refarming: Why It Hurts Private Networks

What Is CBRS? How Shared Spectrum Is Reshaping Wireless in the U.S.
More than $14 billion has been invested across the CBRS stacklicenses, RAN, devices, infrastructure, sensors, and software. Over 420,000 CBRS radio nodes (CBSDs) are in service. The device ecosystem is broad: Apple and Samsung ship n48-capable handsets; industrial and FWA suppliers support n48 CPEs and routers; Ericsson, Nokia, Samsung, JMA Wireless and others provide radio and DAS. This is not a pilot; it is production infrastructure. Refarming would force replacement or retuning of hundreds of thousands of base stations and millions of end devices, plus upgrades to SAS integrations and enterprise control planes.
2027 Intelligence Programs
The next evolution of Ciena’s DCOM: OOB management for diverse data center needs
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