Huge spectrum auctions have always been a feature of India’s spectrum management landscape, and this is likely to continue. Read more...

China is gearing up to host the next World Radiocommunication Conference in 2027 in the city of Shanghai, the first time WRC will be in the Asia-Pacific region.  Read more...

Japan has historically pursued a unique approach to spectrum management and pioneered new services through the early assignment of radio resources. Read more...

Australia has shown boldness in its approach to spectrum management in recent times. Read more...

The country’s spectrum strategy revolves around attaining leadership in the next generation of mobile technology, with attention now turning to 6G. Read more...

The majority of nations with mmWave policies and plans are targeting 26 GHz spectrum and, to a lesser degree, spectrum in the 28 GHz band. Across the regions, there is also limited, if growing, interest in the release of spectrum in other mmWave bands, particularly in the 40 GHz range.… Read more...

mmWave policies in Asia are focused on the release of spectrum in both the 26 GHz and 28 GHz ranges – in a number of nations in the region, spectrum is assigned in both bands. Several nations in the region have local licensing policies in support of private networks. To… Read more...

As the number of nations around the world assigning mmWave spectrum grows steadily, if slowly, nations are adopting a diverse range of policy approaches. There is wide variance across both the amount of bandwidth (MHz) released and in the mmWave frequency ranges and sub-ranges targeted by different regulators. Policies also… Read more...

NTT Docomo is Japan’s largest mobile operator in terms of subscribers. The company also holds more spectrum than its rivals. Read more...

Telenor operates advanced mobile networks across Scandinavia. In recent years, it has restructured its Asian assets to focus on creating market-leading positions. Read more...