The map below shows the countries where the company provides services. The darkest red shows the largest spectrum holdings. More details on methodology Read more...

The European Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) is consulting on its draft opinion on its "Strategy on the future use of the frequency band 470-694 MHz beyond 2030 in the EU." The opinion includes a review of the latest developments and considers possible post-2030 scenarios for the UHF band in Europe.… Read more...

Ofcom is proposing to make a number of changes to its amateur radio licensing framework, to meet the needs of radio amateurs. The regulator aims to : provide greater operating freedom for radio amateurs; and make the process of getting and using a licence simpler, clearer and more responsive. The… Read more...

The regulator, NKEK, held a meeting with representatives from the mobile industry to present a draft of an updated version of its mobile operator licence. Updates include EMF limits, licence duration terms and obligations in case of national emergencies. NKEK is accepting comments on the draft until July 23, 2023. Read more...

The ACMA is seeking comments on its draft work program to update its frequency coordination rules for certain spectrum users and licences. The document lays out several rules that will be reviewed. Among others, these include Point-to-multipoint fixed services in the 400 MHz and 800 MHz bands and Millimetre wave point-to-point… Read more...

The table below shows assigned mobile spectrum in Sweden. Click on a row to see more details. Download the full database here. Read more...

The rejection of an appeal by Telstra and TPG indicates regulators still favour network-based competition ahead of a model where rivals compete on services but share a network and spectrum. Read more...

South African regulator ICASA has opened the lower 6 GHz band (5925—6425 MHz) for licence-exempt use. Read more...

Spectrum policymakers tend to think of their 5G strategies in terms of three pillars: low-band, mid-band and high-band spectrum. Read more...

Last week, Sasha Kholod unexpectedly passed away at the age of 49. The international radiocommunications sector is left grieving for a colleague and an important voice for European spectrum policy. Read more...