Globalstar (GSAT) announced a collaboration agreement with Hawk Networks. Hawk is transforming the way operators access wireless spectrum with a more efficient and flexible approach to utilizing Globalstar’s versatile Band 53 spectrum. Globalstar’s collaboration with Hawk Networks simplifies access to valuable licensed spectrum by bundling it with core network components and other essential infrastructure. This streamlined approach reduces extended wait times and eliminates the complexities of traditional procurement processes. Operators of all sizes can now efficiently access the spectrum and tools needed to build and expand their networks. “For the first time, operators can bypass the complexity of legacy methods and secure spectrum with ease,” said Deborah Simpier, CEO of Hawk Networks. “This is not just another spectrum announcement-it is a pivotal shift that makes spectrum available when you need it and where you need it, accelerating both deployment and innovation in the telecom industry.” This innovative process gives network operators a faster and simpler path to power increased connectivity. Increased connectivity will drive advancements in wireless technology and enable operators to meet the demands of the modern machine economy.
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