Maps and tables giving a global picture of planned and implemented 6 GHz policies. Read more...

This downloadable table shows agreed and proposed policies for the unlicensed use of 6 GHz in over 70 countries and is updated regularly. Read more...

Since our last benchmark update in November 2021, 18 nations have joined the list of European countries that have implemented or plan to implement harmonised rules for the 6 GHz band. Read more...

Some administrations are choosing to wait for WRC-23 before making a decision on the 6 GHz band, but others, notably in the Americas and the Middle East, are proceeding to open the full band for unlicensed use. Read more...

South Korea's Ministry of Science and ICT (MSIT) cancelled KT and LG Uplus’ 28 GHz licences as promised, but made an exception for a project to install Wi-Fi in Seoul’s subway system. Read more...

Bite Latvija has launched legal action against the Public Utilities Commission (SPRK), alleging there has been an “unreasonable delay” in allowing it to use the 3.6 GHz spectrum gained from its acquisition of Unistars. Read more...

Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation (MINECO) Read more...

Europe's Electronic Communications Committee (ECC) has set out the technical conditions for 5G in the 40.5—43.5 GHz band. Following the European Commission's request, the committee developed the least restrictive harmonised technical conditions suitable for 5G systems for the bands. Read more...

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Plans have been set in motion to auction a total of 300 MHz of frequencies in the 3.6 GHz band, but one operator and a senior regulatory official have criticised the details of the tender. Read more...