A self-described supporter of DSRC, Qualcomm wants regulators to consider what C-V2X has to offer.

T-Mobile was the top bidder in the FCC’s incentive auction, committing nearly $8 billion to acquire 600 MHz spectrum, and Verizon was nowhere to be seen.

GM is urging the FCC to permit its planned Short Range Radar use within the 76-81 GHz band, something current FCC rules don’t allow.

Executives at Ruckus Wireless and Rise Broadband are among those who are concerned the FCC might decide to restructure the rules for the 3.5 GHz CBRS band.

It’s somewhat remarkable how far the 3.5 GHz sector has come in one year.

Dismissing claims by CTIA, T-Mobile and the Competitive Carriers Association (CCA), Amazon is voicing support for the FCC’s decision on unlicensed operations…

Google’s latest FCC application for Special Temporary Authority (STA) has something to do with a prototype device using spectrum usually used by Wi-Fi or…

Charter Communications appears to be as serious about 5G as anyone, with plans to test antennas at several locations in the Orlando, Florida, area.