In the wake of DARPA’s three-year Spectrum Collaboration Grand Challenge, the Department of Defense is continuing its investment in advanced spectrum-sharing technologies with a new $2.7 million project that will include live tests in a 5G New Radio network in Salt Lake City, to demonstrate how two mobile operators could operate in Citizens Broadband Radio Service spectrum simultaneously, while sharing existing CBRS spectrum tiers.
Zylinium Research, one of the top three teams from the final SC2 challenge (which was held at last October’s Mobile World Congress event in Los Angeles), has been tapped to bring its artificial intelligence-powered decision engine to Salt Lake City’s 5G NR testbed under the umbrella of the Platform for Advanced Wireless Research (PAWR) Project Office.
