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The Federal Communications Commission has waived licence conditions requiring the company to launch 1,616 satellites in low-Earth orbit (LEO) by 30 July, but removed its priority status in the Ka/Ku…

Research points to Moscow's early warning constellation as the cause of navigation disruptions dating back to 2019.

The sale of mobile network operator M1 to rival Simba Telecom is off, following allegations of “an unauthorised use of frequency spectrum”.

EchoStar, which merged with Dish Networks and its subsidiaries in 2023, has offered to sell its remaining terrestrial spectrum by 2029. In exchange, it wants the US regulator to drop…

ACMA’s finalised pricing for a swathe of expiring spectrum licences remains largely unchanged, despite a reported threat of legal action.

Industry stakeholders discussed the current state of upper 6 GHz band policies during a recent webinar.

Iridium has escalated a long-running European dispute over its alleged interference with radio astronomy services by lobbying the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to treat a proposed CEPT restriction on its…

European spectrum regulators meeting (WG FM) in Limerick this week will decide whether a draft report on satellite direct-to-device (D2D) will move to public consultation. There are deep divisions between…

The US National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has announced a renewed push to identify potential 6G spectrum amid the publication of new legislation targeting "6G dominance".

The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is working with UK companies to understand how atomic clocks and terrestrial timing can complement GNSS services. This work is part of the £180m National…

Brussels wants to assign 2 GHz MSS spectrum via a beauty contest rather than an auction, with rules designed to benefit EU operators and IRIS² integration, while limiting non-EU players…