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Belgian consultation on Orange’s use of 26 GHz

Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications (BIPT)

UAE consults on satellite service licenses

Telecommunications and Digital Government Regulatory Authority (TDRA)

Canada consults on ITS in the 5 GHz band

The Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED)

3.5 GHz

5G

700 MHz

Vodafone Group

Turkey to auction 700 MHz and 3.5 GHz bands

The minimum price for these 5G bands has been set at $2.13 billion, and the auction is expected to take place in October.

Spectrum for drones

Several international and national bodies are working to provide spectrum for use by safety-critical applications.

Regulating drones

This research note looks into regulating drones technically known as Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). It describes the different types of systems there are and how regulators and international bodies have...

Weekly Wrap: European consolidation and its impact on spectrum holdings

In-market consolidation in Europe is steadily continuing its course. This month, Telekom Romania's sale was approved by the Romanian Competition Council. The two biggest competitors will buy the operator's assets.

2.3 GHz

2.5 GHz 3.4 GHz

70) MHz

700 MHz

ACMA

australia

Optus

TPG

Australian regulator and MNOs disagree on spectrum pricing

Australian regulator ACMA’s proposed renewal fees overvalue spectrum licences by billions of dollars, say the country’s mobile network operators (MNOs).

Is the “Big Beautiful Bill” a threat to the Wi-Fi industry?

Wi-Fi Alliance CEO Kevin Robinson explains his response to the bill to PolicyTracker's Richard Haas and discusses the latest 6 GHz developments around the world.

5G

AT&T

Dish

Echostar

FCC

mid-band

Spectrum trading

T-mobile

Verizon

AT&T buys spectrum from EchoStar for $23bn in record private transfer

EchoStar's sale of assets in the 600 MHz and 3.5 GHz bands seems to confirm it is winding down its mobile ambitions.