Universities face many connectivity challenges when it comes to deploying campus-wide wireless networks. However, one California-based university has proven that it’s possible to have pervasive, reliable wireless broadband access with a private 5G mobile network.
California State University Stanislaus is deploying new 5G local area network (LAN) technology from Celona Networks, which uses the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) cellular spectrum recently made available by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). It is the first campus-wide implementation of the CBRS technology by a higher education institution.
