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by Laura Sear
Behind the FIFA 2026 World Cup’s global broadcasts lies a tougher technical battle: finding enough clean spectrum for thousands of wireless devices. Read more...
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The live events industry has warned the UK regulator that there are no viable alternatives to the frequencies used by professional sound production. Read more...
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The sale of mobile network operator M1 to rival Simba Telecom is off, following allegations of “an unauthorised use of frequency spectrum”. Read more...
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EchoStar, which merged with Dish Networks and its subsidiaries in 2023, has offered to sell its remaining terrestrial spectrum by 2029. In exchange, it wants the US regulator to drop historic coverage obligations. Read more...
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by Laura Sear
Satellite communications rely on distinct frequency bands, each designated for specific applications based on their propagation characteristics, bandwidth availability and susceptibility to atmospheric conditions. These bands range from L-band at the lower frequencies through to Ka-band and beyond, with each offering different trade-offs between coverage, capacity and reliability. Read more...