
Key Bridge Global LLC provides professional services, strategic consulting and technology planning support for system design, service creation and professional services to companies and Government agencies. We represent a history of success for those wishing to evaluate, create or launch new products, services and systems.
We've
been working with TV Bands for some time now, and are pleased to
publish some information and context to help explain the working
details behind unlicensed operation in the TV bands.
Here you'll find explanations, documentation and examples of how and where TV bands may be employed.
Throughout the FCC proceeding, Key Bridge has been a vocal advocate for open standards and competition. We've made a number of proposals to assure incumbent protection, assist with spectrum coordination and interference avoidance, and minimize obstacles (legal and technical) for consumer adoption. More >>
More than a year ago, the Federal Communications Commission
approved rules for the unlicensed use of the "white spaces".
On January 4th, 2010, Key Bridge submitted our proposal to administer a TV bands database.
The many technologies brought together in our solution are proven and tested to integrate together. The infrastructure components, system architecture and network design called for in our solution currently support millions of network users and billions of dollars in online commerce safely, securely and reliably.
On January 15th, we held a public conference to explain the content of our proposal. More >>
The IRIS payload was provided by Cisco Systems to enable
converged, space-ground network services including more efficient
bandwidth usage, on-demand broadband services and more efficient
one-hop communications.
IRIS will serve as a Military test bed to evaluate the advantages of on-board-processing and modulation for next generation voice, video and data applications.
Key Bridge provided extensive professional services to Intelsat and Cisco through the development of this hosted payload system including program management, satellite services architecture, business modeling and space-router product strategy. More >>
Key Bridge has begun taking data from its field trial installation of spectrum sensors located in Northern Virginia.
The sensor network is built on Key Bridge's own spectrum sensor
Internet-appliance and installed at locations in Northern Virginia.
The trials will provide valuable product feedback to
improve device performance plus enable Key Bridge to analyze, in
real-time and for extended duration, spectrum occupancy in the
Capital region ranging from 5 to 2,500 MHz.
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