Peter Rysavy, Why is 5G Spectrum Sharing Modeled after CBRS a Bad Choice

Peter Rysavy, Wireless Technology Analyst from Rysavy Research, discusses with Sean why is 5G Spectrum Sharing Modeled after CBRS a Bad Choice. It took almost a decade to develop the complex CBRS spectrum sharing plan and why attempting to apply a version or model of it to 5G is a poor option. We go in depth how CBRS as planned should work as trial deployments started in 2019. The important piece of the CBRS implementation is the Spectrum Access System (SAS) database which relies on monitoring US Navy use of the CRBS spectrum.https://lincolnpolicy.org/tag/telecommunications/https://rysavy.com/writing/https://rysavyresearch.files.wordpress.com/2020/10/2020-10-problems-dod-5g-spectrum-sharing.pdfhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Citizens_Broadband_Radio_Servicehttps://www.wwt.com/video/cbrs-technology-overviewhttps://support.google.com/sas/answer/9539282?hl=en