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And right now, we haven't really built an agreeable upon one.

And so I think these deployments we've seen of sh-shared spectrum already that you mentioned, Austin, the CBRS and, um, the six gigahertz, I think that these would be much bigger if they had some type of leasing model associated with them because the major network operators really haven't gotten involved in those spaces yet.

It's mostly private wireless companies that want access to spectrum, but the major network operators have these huge chunks of exclusive use spectrum.

Why would they wanna come, um, have a chance of someone's call going down in the middle of the call? So a, a secure leasing model is gonna be needed to, to push this forward, and I think that's where a lot of our research efforts need to focus.

But I know there's some obviously coordination going on behind the scenes, but it really seems things are accelerating around here.

Oh, and the final thing I'll mention is, naturally, If you're familiar with the debate around the CBRS band, there's an association called the Spectrum for the Future.

It's a variety of companies, but also some cable companies.

They have been proponents for spectrum sharing.