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LEO operators seek review of Article 22 interference limits
Dec 01, 2023
by Richard Handford

LEO and GEO satellite operators are split over a proposed agenda item for WRC-27 which is also dividing opinion among governments. Read more...

Netherlands opens 3.5 GHz for private networks despite ongoing legal challenge
Nov 23, 2023
by Richard Haas

The Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy’s decision to go ahead with its plan has faced criticism from those involved in the legal complaint. Read more...

Dutch spectrum auction delayed again
Sep 29, 2023
by Laura Sear

According to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, several stakeholders have appealed in court against the adoption of an updated national frequency plan. Read more...

Dutch 3.5 GHz band rearrangement delayed by local licence holders
Oct 17, 2022
by Laura Sear

The award process for the 3.5 GHz band is being delayed following consultation responses submitted by local licence holders, the Dutch government has said. Read more...

Dutch regulator reorganises 3.5 GHz band
Aug 09, 2022
by Laura Sear

The band will be auctioned in the autumn with a temporary 80 MHz block reserved for satellite company Inmarsat. There will be a period of co-existence until Inmarsat relocates and the 5G pioneer band becomes fully accessible to mobile operators. Read more...

Viasat sees hidden value in Inmarsat’s L-band holdings
Nov 18, 2021
by Richard Handford

Satellite operator Viasat says it can “revitalise” Inmarsat’s L-band (1.5—1.6 GHz) frequencies following its $7.3 billion takeover. Read more...

Netherlands 5G auction faces further delays after Inmarsat’s challenge
Sep 07, 2021
by Manuel R. Marti

The Dutch ministry of economic affairs has informed parliament that the sale of 3.5 GHz frequencies will be delayed due to a spectrum dispute with satellite operator Inmarsat. Read more...

Inmarsat wants 5G spectrum to support hybrid terrestrial/satellite network
Aug 24, 2021
by Richard Handford

UK-based satellite operator Inmarsat plans to acquire terrestrial 5G equipment, terminals and spectrum as part of its plan for an integrated geosynchronous (GEO), low-earth orbit (LEO) and 5G network. Read more...

UK regulator to update non-geostationary satellite licence rules
Aug 06, 2021
by Dugie Standeford

The development of new non-geostationary satellite systems bodes well for greater broadband coverage but raises interference and other issues that require changes to licensing rules, Ofcom says. Read more...

Inmarsat’s broadband on planes doesn’t breach law, EU court rules
May 05, 2021
by Dugie Standeford

Inmarsat's pan-European in-flight mobile broadband service, the European Aviation Network, doesn't violate rules for use of ground components, the European Court of Justice says in a rebuff to a rival satellite company. Read more...