The fixed wireless access (FWA) activities of Verizon and AT&T have been highlighted in their recent investor discussions (see separate item), but there are plenty of smaller providers of such services in the USA. Some are former broadband wireless operators which are migrating to a 4G/5G model in the CBRS band. Others are looking to harness the millimeter wave bands in 24 GHz, 28 GHz or 39 GHz. Starry is one of the most prominent of these mmWave players, and has said, in a filing with the FCC, that it is ready to test the “final performance” of its equipment in 24 GHz spectrum, before moving on to “final certification and deployment” and commercial services. The timescales for full commercial…