by Richard Handford
For mobile operators, the outlook for 6G from a spectrum perspective is unfamiliar. They are eyeing frequencies in the UHF, upper 6 GHz, 7-8 GHz and mmWave bands, but they are not alone. This is the first generational cycle where exclusivity is no longer guaranteed for mobile operators. It is… Read more...
by Martin Sims
The study is available for download and examines the impacts of changing technological and social landscapes. Read more...
by Toby Youell
The Netherlands' centuries-long taming of the North Sea has made its people expert at civil engineering and social cooperation. But while it may be able to build cities and airports below sea level, it has not been able to solve another problem: how to allow satellite and mobile services to… Read more...
by Martin Sims
The English language has endless fun with collective nouns. A herd of buffalo is an obstinacy, a group of owls is a parliament, and a superfluity of nuns also appears in dictionaries. But maybe our eyebrows should be raised still further by a new entry to the canon: 5G verticals. Read more...