Looking at a list of utilities, most people today would likely identify a missing piece, broadband. In this day and age, where much of our professional and personal lives revolves around the Internet, shouldn’t it be considered a utility? Over 75 per cent of US consumers thinks so, according to… Read more...

The Indian government has announced a major relief package for mobile network operators (MNOs), with spectrum-related reforms playing a central role. Read more...

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WiFi 7 and other future standards' use of spectrum will play a key role in the improvements they can offer. Read more...

French regulator ARCEP has launched two consultations on planned 5G spectrum auctions in the country’s overseas territories. Read more...

Presentations, video recordings and further reading from the online version of the Understanding Modern Spectrum Management training course. Read more...

The Spanish government is allegedly planning to split the 26 GHz band into two separate segments—one for mobile operators and one for vertical users.  Read more...

Two of the country’s three privately-owned mobile network operators (MNOs) recently proposed a change to how satellite frequencies are awarded—a call rejected by the satellite industry. Read more...

A new report commissioned by the mobile industry association warned Malaysia against its plan to deploy a single state-owned wholesale 5G network. Read more...

The mobile and satellite industries, while complementary in many ways, have often been pitted against each other in the world of spectrum management. But with the emergence of 5G in the last few years there have been hopes, explored in a PolicyTracker Spectrum Research Service Dossier, that this relationship may… Read more...