and that includes working with the itu in the world radio.cludes addressing priorities like diversified music for supreme lung satellite space a.i. etc. and all of this keep for adversaries telecoms pretty i believe our adversaries have proven their hostile intentions by disrupting at least six submarine cables in the last few months alone pretty in my colleagues on the subcommittee enjoy bipartisan pro- american approach to technological innovation which is fundamental in finding solutions to inner agency debates and political disputes standing in the way of america's global competitiveness another for defining solutions in the trust this panel to help us. i was fascinated by your testimony in european union what is the safest and most secure path for the expansion of commercial use of spectrum given your expertise and open ramp space and can you tell us what you see in the future for the technology ever expanding usage of open ramp where we go from here. >> absolutely i can you be when little quick thing to really get your mind wrapped arou

guarantee unless we protect the communications infrastructure wireless eco system and working with the itu and the world radio com. and includes addressing priorities like diversified spectrum streamlined for satellites, space, ai, et cetera. all of this, you know, to keep foreign adversaries out of our telecom and i believe, by the way, our adversaries have proven this by disrupting six submarine cables. the pro american approach to technological innovation which is fundamental in finding solutions to interagency debates and political disputes standing in the way of america's global competitiveness and i look forward to finding solutions and i trust this panel to help us. ms. renauldo, i was fascinated by your testimony. what is the safest and secure for spectrum bands given your expertise in open ran space. can you see the future for our technology, the use of that. >> if i could get you a quick vignette. by 2029, they will be 100 open open ran they don't want to be like that again. and we talk about the vendor lock. allow you to be nimble and allow updates as needed and it has the power

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