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Sam Love
Chief Policy & Strategy Officer at NCTA – The Internet & Television Association, formerly a technology and competition government relations co-chair at Invariant and senior policy advisor to Senator Cory Gardner.
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Oct 8, 2026
Can Broadband Policy Keep Up with Competition? (with Sam Love)
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10:03Sam LoveGUEST
And I'm getting a little further afield from some of the day-to-day work our members are doing.
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10:07Sam LoveGUEST
But I will just say from my general personal experience on that front, it's primarily Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia, right? Who are, to a small extent, Samsung.
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10:16Sam LoveGUEST
But Huawei, Ericsson, and Nokia are the three primary global providers of telecom network equipment.
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10:20Sam LoveGUEST
So the way I look at it personally is that if we have a global community that's being carved up, and we're talking about, for example, 6 gigahertz, and there's an opportunity for those providers to build out in the upper six, one of three companies most likely is going to benefit from a change like that.
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