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Telecom Futurist & 5G / 6G / WiFi / FTTX / spectrum / policy analyst, advisor & public speaker. Analogy sharpshooter.
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Dean Bubley is the Founder of Disruptive Analysis, an independent technology industry analyst and consulting firm. An analyst with over 20 years’ experience, he primarily specialises in wireless, mobile, Internet and telecoms fields, with further expertise in certain aspects of the broader technology industry.

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Protecting spectrum for the 2028 Wi-Fi Olympics

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By Dean Bubley
| Light Reading Verified
While still two years away, the 2028 Los Angeles Olympic and Paralympic Games (LA28) will place huge demands on wireless networks, and the time to prepare is now. A critical role at the games will be played by Wi-Fi, which will need to exploit the full 1200MHz of 6GHz unlicensed spectrum between 5.925 and 7.125GHz to meet demand.
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CTIA's AI report makes an accidental case for Wi-Fi and CBRS

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By Dean Bubley
| IWCE's Urgent Communications Verified
By Dean Bubley, Disruptive Analysis The CTIA's May report on Wireless & AI makes a familiar move. It starts with some general observations about the evolution of AI, robotics, agents and sensors, but then jumps to a much bigger conclusion, wildly exaggerating the role of national high-power 5G/6G networks in driving AI innovation and adoption, as well as AI-related wireless traffic – and demanding more exclusive-licensed spectrum. That chain of logic is much weaker than CTIA implies.
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CTIA's AI report makes an accidental case for Wi-Fi and CBRS

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By Dean Bubley
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The trade group wants 275MHz of Wi-Fi spectrum to carry AI traffic. Analyst Dean Bubley says the report's own examples argue for CBRS and local networks. Dean Bubley,Founder and Director,Disruptive Analysis The CTIA's May report on Wireless & AI makes a familiar move.
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