C3Spectra approved by FCC to unlock 6GHz Wi-Fi

C3Spectra receives FCC approval to unlock the 6GHz spectrum band

C3Spectra is pleased to announce it has been approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) as an Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC) operator. This milestone positions the company to empower business across industries including residential broadband ISPs, airports and stadiums, to unlock the full potential of 6GHz frequency band with Standard Power operating capabilities, a cornerstone of Wi-Fi 6e and Wi-Fi 7 networks.

The FCC’s 6GHz band offers access to additional wireless spectrum for Wi-Fi, expanding on a tried and true technology framework. Using this band requires careful coordination to avoid disrupting critical infrastructure, and incumbent users.

C3Spectra’s Spectra AFC system solves this perpetual compliance challenge, acting as a ‘smart spectrum and signal power controller’ for enabling access to the 6GHz band. By automating radio channel and signal power selection, authorisation, and compliance, the Spectra AFC allows residential and business users to safely scale Wi-Fi performance, delivering the following advantages:

“Our AFC system ensures businesses can harness this spectrum without risking interference—whether upgrading a hotel’s guest Wi-Fi or supporting mission-critical operations at an airport. This isn’t just about compliance; it’s about unlocking innovation,” said Zaheer Syed, CEO of C3Spectra.

The industries set to benefit include:

C3Spectra’s approval comes amid surging demand for advanced Wi-Fi, with Future Market Insights projecting growth at 18.3% CAGR with US spending of $18.9 billion growing to $23.2 billion by the end of 2033. The company is already collaborating with ISPs, cable broadband service providers, Wi-Fi router manufacturers, and enterprises to deploy its Spectra AFC and soon, will launch its Geo-Location services, ensuring seamless operation of Standard Power-enabled networks for traditional use cases.

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