Discover the exciting new potential for White Spaces and other spectrum alternatives

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Understand how to Deliver Mobile Broadband Services with Unlicensed Spectrum Solutions Attend the Super Wi-Fi & Shared Spectrum Summit and learn about the exciting new potential for White Spaces and other spectrum alternatives. Leading device and radio manufacturers, database providers, regulatory experts, service providers, WISPs and spectrum strategists show you how to use white spaces and shared spectrum solutions to deliver mobile broadband services. Understand how FCC regulation and Incentive Auctions impact the unlicensed spectrum opportunity Discuss the status of ongoing commercial rollouts and their effect on the commercialization of WS Compare features, functionality and market readiness of White Spaces radios Debate options for White Spaces licensing – Unlicensed vs. Lightly Licensed Examine how White Spaces may be embedded in tablets and smartphones White Spaces vs. LTE or White Spaces + LTE? Estimate how far we are from Spectrum sensing receivers and White Spaces handsets See how unlicensed spectrum solutions will support the WISP's business plans Get a glimpse of the market and financial outlook for the unlicensed spectrum solutions Register today, early bird pricing is in effect. #SuperWiFiSummit   Diamond Sponsor     Gold Sponsors     Association Partner     Media Sponsors     Blog Sponsor

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