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Re:Ananki: Software-defined Private Enterprise 5G by Maxious on Wednesday September 29, 2021 @07:28AM (#28692348)
> CBRS is a band of wireless spectrum – a 150 MHz wide contiguous band of the 3.5 GHz band

> Though the FCC will auction CBRS licenses, called Priority Access Licenses (PALs), enterprises will still be able secure General Authorized Access (GAA) to CBRS spectrum without a license.

https://www.sierrawireless.com/iot-blog/new-cbrs-band/

There might even be a community hotspot alliance so you can roam:

> Helium 5G will be the second major wireless network that the Helium Network supports. If you have a phone that supports 5G, such as an iPhone or Samsung Galaxy, you will soon be able to connect through Hotspots that are powered by the People — you may be getting 5G from your neighbor!

https://blog.helium.com/episode-two-the-path-to-5g-3f704a586...

> it is suggested that we initially set the price of passing 1GB of CBRS data through Helium network at $.50 per GB or $.00000003 per LTE packet of 66 bytes.

https://github.com/helium/HIP/blob/master/0027-cbrs-5g-suppo...

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