he White House Office of Science and Technology Policy released the National Spectrum Research and Development (R&D) Plan to serve as a tool to guide government decisions on spectrum-related research, shape private sector efforts, and help inform the National Spectrum Strategy. At the 5G Americas Analyst Forum, T-Mobile and AT&T advocated for adressing the spectrum shortages that mobile operators are expected to face in the coming years. They argued that a national spectrum policy should include studies on the lower 3 GHz and 7 GHz bands, with potential repurposing for full-power licensed use. Ericsson unveiled seven new 5G Advanced software products for high-performing programmable networks that can increase revenue, augment user experience, and improve operational efficiency. Wilson Connectivity introduced Private 5G, which includes an integration of Hybrid and Active Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) with new capabilities, security, and control. We assess the impact of these developments on the competitive landscape of the 5G mobile ecosystem.