Now that it’s clear the Trump administration supports spectrum sharing (FierceWireless), this option will become even more salient in policy debates. I think the hardest question is how to allow a legacy incumbent to adjust their operation over time, potentially encroaching on the rights of new entrants.
"I have gathered a posie of other men's flowers and nothing but the thread which binds them is my own" --- Michel de Montaigne (details in the entry on my Quotes blog.)
Monday, June 25, 2018
Wednesday, June 20, 2018
Bringing a gun to a knife fight (spectrum edition)
As I pointed out in “Satellite spectrum efficiency” the satellite industry can’t win a spectrum auction fight with cellular since the cellular industry generates more $/Hz. This obviously generalizes to any number of industries competing in a license auction; the industry that generates the most $/Hz will always win. (The question of how overwhelming the win is, as a function of differences between industry $/Hz distributions, is left as an exercise.) So what?
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