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Vodafone wants Australian government to review 3.4 GHz band
May 02, 2017
by Kane Mumford

Vodafone Australia has called for the country’s National Broadband Network (NBN Co) to work with the mobile sector and share the 3.4 GHz spectrum that is critical to the rollout of 5G. However, the operator did not show any interest in the band when it was assigned in 2011. Read more...

Myanmar 2600 MHz
May 02, 2017
by PolicyTracker

Ministry for Communications and Information Technology Read more...

Sweden 450 MHz, 1.5 GHz and 2.3 GHz
Apr 28, 2017
by PolicyTracker

Post and Telecom Authority (PTS) Read more...

Should WRC-19 specify spectrum for connected cars?
Apr 27, 2017
by Dugie Standeford

The 2019 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-19) will consider possible global or regional harmonised spectrum for intelligent transport systems (ITS). But it appears there may be a split between the EU, which wants harmonised spectrum, and the US, which doesn't seem to, as well as on which technology is best. Meanwhile,… Read more...

Spectrum for audio PMSE Proposed use of the 694 to 703 MHz band
Apr 27, 2017
by PolicyTracker

Ofcom has proposed a modification of its notice to PMSE users to quit the 700 MHz guard band when it transitions from digital terrestrial television to mobile in May 2020. In this document we set out our proposals to modify that notice so that PMSE users will continue to be… Read more...

PMSE clearing the 700 MHz band – Support for PMSE equipment owners
Apr 27, 2017
by PolicyTracker

The UK government has said it will provide PMSE equipment owners with funding equivalent to the residual value of equipment operating in the 700 MHz band prior to its clearance over the next three years. Ofcom has said equipment owners are likely to receive around 47 per cent of costs… Read more...

Poland 450 MHz
Apr 26, 2017
by PolicyTracker

Office of Electronic Communications (UKE) Read more...