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Among other things, the money will go to promoting and deploying software, hardware and microprocessing technology that work together across different brands to securely provide a radio access network, or RAN.
“In comparison to traditional telecommunications networks, which utilize a single supplier’s proprietary equipment, open and interoperable, standards-based RAN prevents vendor lock-in by facilitating competition,” the notice reads, adding the fund will “unlock opportunities for U.S. companies, particularly small and medium enterprises, to compete in a market historically dominated by a few foreign suppliers, including high-risk suppliers that raise security concerns.”