Defence
Increasing global instability has led to a rising demand for spectrum dedicated to defence applications. Meanwhile, GNSS spoofing and jamming incidents are on the rise, prompting efforts to counteract these threats. Additionally, as militaries around the world expand their use of drones, demand grows for secure spectrum access and robust regulatory frameworks. This research provides a general overview of these emerging trends.
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Defence spectrum
October 2025
Increasing global instability is driving a growing demand for spectrum for defense purposes. NATO has singled out the UHF bands, 7-8 GHz, and mmWave frequencies for future military use; these are bands the mobile industry is also interested in. Sharing spectrum for both civil and military use is becoming increasingly important.
GNSS Interference
October 2025
Incidents of GNSS spoofing and jamming are becoming increasingly common. Work is underway to mitigate the impact of spoofing and jamming. This research looks into regulatory actions taken and explores alternatives to GNSS systems.
Drones
October 2025
The use of drones by militaries worldwide is driving demand for secure spectrum allocations and robust regulatory frameworks. This research gives an overview of regulatory frameworks and spectrum needs for Unmanned Aircraft Systems.