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Intel Supports FCC’s Vote to Improve Wi-Fi for Americans

By Jayne Stancavage, Executive Director of Communications Policy at Intel Jayne Stancavage, Executiv...
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Pushing the U.S. Forward in the Race to 5G

By Asha Keddy, vice president in the Technology, Systems Architecture & Client Group and general man...
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Start the Clock: It’s the Final Countdown to the 5G Standard

By Reza Arefi, Director, Spectrum Strategy, Next Generation and Standards Group, Intel CorporationIn...
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European Commission 5G Leadership – the Spectrum Opportunity!

AlignmentThere are few moments in one’s career where one can foresee transformative opportunities - ...
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US FCC Adopts Rules for First “5G” Networks in mm Wave Bands

by Peter Pitsch5G is expected to be substantially different than today’s mobile networks, ushering i...
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Information Technology Holds the Key to Addressing the “3 Es”

Americans are bombarded these days with press accounts of our economic ‘meltdown’ and the challenge ...
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Painting the Blogosphere Intel Blue

Let me also extend a warm, personal welcome to the new Intel Public Policy blog!We launched this wee...
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Market-based Radio Spectrum Reforms

Southeast Asian countries, such as Thailand and Vietnam, are considering whether to make spectrum av...
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