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see the dark figure lurks on the horizon? It would be a wave of the Internet an empty space, and it is getting closer and closer to the United States. Wednesday, the FCC confirmed that it will begin testing a new database that will enable devices to operate in waves of white space, almost a year after the ratification of its first "Super WiFi" initiative. Base data off the bridge, as indicated last year, a map of all the channels that are not used by the services of radio and television, which prevents broadband devices from interfering with transmissions. The system will tested over a period of 45 days September 19 and ends on November 2, to ensure that correctly distinguishes the available channels currently in use. Cable operators and users of wireless microphones are invited to register in the basis of accuracy, but the trial period can be easily extended if the Commission determines that further testing is in order. And yet there is no evidence that unauthorized broadband devices will be on the market short term, the FCC chairman, Julius Genachowski, seems confident that this white space spectrum could radically change the industry. "The dynamic range of spaces that enable a new wave of mobile innovation," said Genachowski. " It has the potential to overcome billion in economic benefits of WiFi, the latest version of unlicensed spectrum and to stimulate private investment and job creation. "Read the entire public opinion of the FCC after the break.

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FCC to test the space base at their own pace

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