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Federated Wireless today announced general availability of Spectrum AI, which follows on the Adaptive Network Planner (ANP) the company unveiled earlier this year. Together, they’re providing network operators with the tools they need to make better informed decisions. With a 3D modeling tool, network engineers can look at rooftops to see where they want to put an antenna and whether they would get a better signal if they moved it another meter or raised it a couple of feet. 

Federated Wireless is placing a bigger bet on AI with a new platform that it claims can vastly improve the performance and efficiency of CBRS shared-spectrum network deployments without more spectrum or infrastructure. The launch of the new platform, called “Spectrum AI,” is largely focused on cable operators and mobile operators that are deploying CBRS networks. It marks Federated’s second AI product launch this year.

Federated Wireless is powering a private 5G network for the U.S. Marine Corps, demonstrating how shared spectrum and advanced network management can deliver secure, high-performance connectivity in mission-critical environments. The deployment highlights the growing role of private 5G in defense applications, enabling enhanced communications, operational efficiency, and real-time data capabilities for military operations.

Federated Wireless announced it will extend its Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) platform to support Geofenced Variable Power (GVP) devices in the 6 GHz band, following the FCC’s recent approval of this new category of unlicensed equipment. This expansion will allow device manufacturers and network operators to deploy mobile and portable 6 GHz systems at higher power levels within defined geographic areas.

Federated Wireless is extending its leadership in shared spectrum into the 6GHz band, targeting new GVP devices to enable more efficient and scalable wireless deployments. Building on its proven CBRS expertise, the company is helping unlock next-generation connectivity while ensuring reliable performance and intelligent spectrum coordination.

The U.S. Marine Corps has granted an Authority to Operate for the first fully on-premises 5G Private Infrastructure Network in the Department of War, deployed at Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany through a contract with Federated Wireless and its partners JMA Wireless and Hewlett Packard Enterprise. 

Federated Wireless will bring dynamic spectrum management capabilities to optimize shared spectrum usage.

Analysts Don Kellogg and Roger Entner are joined by Iyad Tarazi, CEO of Federated Wireless, to discuss the current landscape and future prospects of CBRS spectrum in the wireless industry.

When nearly 80,000 fans gather for the college football playoff game between the University of Notre Dame and Indiana University on Dec. 20, they will enjoy an improved overall gameday experience, thanks to the implementation of Wi-Fi 6E standard power.