Late last year, in connection with the transition to digital TV (which freed up significant bandwidth), the FCC decided to allow universal free access to vacant TV channels - so-called TV "white spaces". This white space can be used for unlicensed wireless communications.

However, certain existing users of this spectrum, e.g., television broadcasters and wireless microphone users, have been given spectrum priority by the FCC. New non-priority devices will need to ensure that they do not transmit in areas that are being used by priority-devices. To enable this prioritization system the FCC is seeking private companies to provide a database service that will keep track of spectrum use by priority-devices and conversely spectrum availability to non-priority devices based on a device's current location.

Within a few years, millions of devices will each be requesting TV "white space" availability lists many times a day. The database administrator(s) will be authorized to charge for each transmission of a "white space" availability list.

WSdb, LCC was founded to develop the fastest, most cost effective solution for this requirement. The company was founded in April 2009 our initial investor is 2M Companies, Inc.