The FCC is going to vote on a plan to share 3.5GHz spectrum

In a few weeks the FCC is going to vote on a new spectrum-sharing plan for a band that everyone from mobile service providers, to individuals, to the United States military could make use of. Known as the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS), the service would open up frequencies from 3550-3700MHz to various people and organizations and would be able to be used in much the same way that Wi-Fi is.