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Spain
Feb 24, 2017
by Jonathan Watson

Spain has three main mobile operators who together own almost 75 per cent of the country's licensed spectrum, plus another smaller operator. The country's regulators are keen to press ahead with reassigning broadcasting spectrum to mobile, but they have had trouble doing this in the 800 MHz band and may… Read more...

Orange Group 2016
Feb 24, 2017
by Dugie Standeford

The French telecoms carrier wants more harmonised, affordable spectrum and advocates the need for sub-6GHz spectrum for 5G. Read more...

Verizon Wireless 2016
Feb 24, 2017
by PolicyTracker

US-only carrier Verizon runs the country's largest LTE wireless network. The company has already announced 5G specifications in 28 GHz and favours the use of mmWave bands. Read more...

Vodafone Group 2016
Feb 24, 2017
by PolicyTracker

Global player which supports a more harmonised European approach to spectrum policy. Read more...

Telefonica Group 2016
Feb 24, 2017
by Dugie Standeford

The global Spanish operator calls for better licensing conditions and more consistency in assignment procedures. It is engaged in 5G development activities but is less vocal on the subject than some other operators. Read more...

UK regulator rules out 450-470 MHz alignment with rest of Europe
Feb 23, 2017
by Kane Mumford

Ofcom has signalled the end of a long-running discussion over whether 450-470 MHz should be harmonised with the rest of Europe, saying it is not necessary or proportionate to do so. Read more...

FCC approves first LTE-U devices in 5 GHz band
Feb 23, 2017
by Dugie Standeford

The first-ever authorisation for LTE-Unlicensed (LTE-U) devices to operate in the Wi-Fi 5 GHz band will be a win for consumers, the US regulator says. Public interest groups aren't so sure, saying the FCC risks disrupting new Wi-Fi services. T-Mobile said it would launch LTE-U services in the spring. Read more...

Mexico 2.5/2.6 GHz
Feb 22, 2017
by Patrick Gahan

Federal Institute of Telecommunications (IFT) Read more...

Mexico 57-64 GHz Public Consultation
Feb 22, 2017
by PolicyTracker

February 22, 2017: The Federal Institute of Telecommunications has launched a public consultation, on plans to designate the 57-64 GHz as unlicensed spectrum. It has invited any interested party to comment on the technical characteristics to establish effective use.  According to the Federal Law of Telecommunications and Broadcasting, unlicensed spectrum is… Read more...