@ Article "Verizon mentioned that it would soon be using its LTE network for all sorts of unorthodox things". Good for them, everybody should be doing it - given the finite amount of usable spectrum, all wireless networks should be @ 100% capacity all the time. And don't get me started on dark fiber. The best way to achieve this right now is via dynamic spectrum allocation by way of real-time spectrum brokering. If you have x amount of spectrum serving y voice and data via traditional cellular service, x - y = what you should be renting. It makes sense to maximize benefit from both business and social perspectives, particularly when you dropped $10 billion on 75 MHz of spectrum.
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@ Article "Verizon mentioned that it would soon be using its LTE network for all sorts of unorthodox things". Good for them, everybody should be doing it - given the finite amount of usable spectrum, all wireless networks should be @ 100% capacity all the time. And don't get me started on dark fiber. The best way to achieve this right now is via dynamic spectrum allocation by way of real-time spectrum brokering. If you have x amount of spectrum serving y voice and data via traditional cellular service, x - y = what you should be renting. It makes sense to maximize benefit from both business and social perspectives, particularly when you dropped $10 billion on 75 MHz of spectrum.