mr. guice how do we make sure that it is not overlooked and we push for more availability? >> thank you for the question. the main way to do it is to recognize that the successful way to look at our spectrum policy is to make a variety of excess regimes as we're available as we look at spectrum bands. as has been noted here, you have a seven gigahertz band and that is a great opportunity to expand on our unlicensed work. so opening that band up, especially the hundred 25 megahertz. that presents real opportunity to advance, but help us evolve into wi-fi seven. not only -- . and that will be critical. >> thank you. >> you observed that using artificial intelligence in the network fabric was identified by the alliance of the telecommunications industry, and solutions, and this question goes to miss brown, i'm sorry. so this is been identified as heal by the alliance, for an indie street solution for 6g technology. so how does that affect the united states ability to compete with other nations in

mr. guice benefits low income communities as new technology. >> thank you very much for the question. it ensures that entrepreneurs, minority businesses have the opportunity to explore, getting access and spectrum technologies without a huge up front payment on spectrum acquisitions. it creates those opportunities. we encourage to think about it and spectrum service areas may hinder that opportunity for women and minority owned businesses. it can pursue opportunities. the fcc should structure its opportunities. >> needs to be connected and has access to next generation technology. >> congress took a substantial step in bringing connectivity to these issues. the states are pursing it. rural divides that need to be bridged. this is a once in a generation investment. >> i wanted to ask you a question. deployment, we should be very intentional about advocating in the public. the benefits of 5g and other cutting edge technology. >> we have a variety of programs. in ohio we are as part of our initiat

mr. guice is an advocate for spectrum usage can you discuss how you see the spectrum innovation act producing greater utilization of the band? >> it's a. question and the act itself sets up opportunities for sharing. as we learned in the cprs process if we engage with dod we engage with ntia and fcc can structure a path forward that will result in more spectrum coming on line for utilization and if we lock ourselves into a -- >> mr. bergmann to believe this legislation can provide consumers with greater access to 5g in greater wireless technologies? >> thank you for your focus on this legislation. absolutely. 5g is mid-and in the critical band. we appreciate your leadership in the spectrum innovation act to focus on having ntia and the fcc in the room to focus on licensed spectrum, to focus on the timeline for auction critical in moving and harmonizing this to the advance market. >> at spectrum increases in her airways become more crowded we are increasingly in confrontations between incumbents