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Australia assigns nearly all 3.8 GHz licences to non-MNOs
Dec 11, 2024
by Richard Handford

The regulator ACMA awarded 47 licences in the 3.8 GHz band, mainly to specialist telcos, government users and industry, with a particular focus on the mining sector. Read more...

Starlink gets green light for satellite direct-to-device service in the US
Dec 10, 2024
by Richard Haas

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has authorised SpaceX to launch its service with T-Mobile. Read more...

Understanding the UK’s D2D decision
Dec 09, 2024
by Jonathan Watson

What is the context for Ofcom's recently announced proposal to introduce a regulatory framework for satellite direct-to-device operations? Read more...

GSMA demands more spectrum for Honduran operators
Dec 09, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The mobile industry association has accused Honduran regulator Conatel, which hasn't awarded any new spectrum since 2013, of creating artificial spectrum scarcity. Read more...

German consultation on private 5G networks
Dec 09, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The Federal Ministry for Digital Affairs and Transport is launching a consultation on the promotion of 5G and 6G technologies for vertical industries. Read more...

Paraguay consultation on 3.5 GHz spectrum award
Dec 09, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The regulator is seeking feedback on the tender. Read more...

Canadian consultation on regulatory framework for mobile spectrum licences in sub-10 GHz bands
Dec 09, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (ISED) is consulting on spectrum fees. Read more...

Tunisian consultation on 5G regulation
Dec 09, 2024
by Mirva Villa

The National Telecommunications Authority (INT) is proposing different scenarios for 5G use in Tunisia. Read more...

UK regulator to allow satellite D2D, snubs HAPS
Dec 06, 2024
by Richard Haas

Ofcom says it will consult on a specific proposal early next year with the aim of enabling satellite direct-to-device in the UK. Read more...

Mexican parliament votes to abolish telecoms regulator IFT
Dec 05, 2024
by Laura Sear

The Senate and lower house have voted to abolish the independent regulator and replace it with a new authority. The President will have a power of veto over all spectrum-related issues. Read more...