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Ka band

Ka band for satellite is defined as being between 17.3 and 31 GHz by the ITU, though IEEE technical certifications often define it as 27-40 GHz.

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Australian regulator barely budges on spectrum pricing

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

Satellite L-band

Satellite L‑band (around 1–2 GHz) underpins MSS, GNSS and aeronautical safety services, with tightly managed RNSS/MSS bands increasingly targeted for direct‑to‑device use.

C-band

C-band for satellite refers to the microwave frequencies in the 4-8 GHz range, though the ITU defines it as 3-6 GHz for fixed satellite services.

Serbia: consultation on awarding of digital TV licences in UHF band

Norway consults on network sharing for Lyse and Telia

E-band

E-band refers to microwave frequencies between 70 and 90 GHz. The band is classified as extremely high frequency.

BEREC consults on network slicing guidelines

Ofcom consulting on the quality of the UK’s mobile networks

Belgium consults on 26 GHz

Latvia consults on revised proposals for 3.6 GHz

Latvian Public Utilities Regulatory Commission

X-band

X-band refers to the microwave frequencies in the 7-11 GHz range, though the IEEE defines it as 8-12 GHz. The band is split into an uplink and a downlink section,...

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Iris² and the European Space Programme

As satellite companies race to develop direct-to-device (D2D) services, the European Commission is working on a D2D project that it hopes will provide a European alternative for secure networking.