Our written Research Notes analyse this data and highlight trends:
- Overall international progress towards assigning the bands has been steady with Europe taking the lead, as explained in our Global and Regional overview.
- 26 and 28 GHz are unusual for the range of policy approaches used compared to the sub-3 GHz mobile bands. Regional and local licences are common; auctions are less frequently used; and coverage or deployment obligations are more unusual. This is analysed in this Research Note and illustrated in this graphic.
- Details of the awards made in the past 18 months are given here
- Planned assignments are explained in this Research Note.
The 26 and 28 GHz database is shown below and the full Benchmark is available here.
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