Shared Spectrum Company (SSC) is the leading developer of spectrum-sensing cognitive radio technology that allows devices to dynamically and automatically seek out and use the optimum frequencies and bandwidth. Anytime. Anywhere.

Our occupancy studies demonstrate that less than a third of the allocated radio spectrum is being used at any given time. While the utilization of each band varies, a significant amount of spectrum is available for more robust wireless applications and secondary users.

Our technology innovations take advantage of the empty spectrum capacity by dynamically adapting to the spectral environment and changing transmission or reception parameters on the fly. This allows for more efficient wireless communications without causing harmful interference with legacy systems or other devices using the same frequency bands. Thus, new systems can be rapidly deployed without displacing old ones. Moreover, spectrum holders get more out of their authorized bandwidth by making their own applications more spectrally diverse or monetizing excess capacity through leasing to others. SSC’s technology enables these applications for military units, Public Safety first responders, broadband wireless networks and many others.

• July 1, 2010
• SSC selected for Navy Transitional Assistance Program (TAP) for 2010-11
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• June 14, 2010
• CEO Tom Stroup interview with RCR Wireless
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• June 4, 2010
• Shared Spectrum Company nominated for NVTC Hot Ticket Award
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• April 29, 2010
• SSC awarded Phase II Air Force SBIR contract under SBIR Topic AF08-160 - Cognitive Radio Technology
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• April 20, 2010
• Shared Spectrum Company's CEO Tom Stroup speaks at the Great Spectrum Debate panel at the Broadband Breakfast
• April 15, 2010
• Shared Spectrum Company demonstrates cognitive radio and dynamic spectrum access technology at NAB 2010