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As the Dish parent company looks to sell all of its remaining spectrum licences, AT&T is paying $23 billion for 30 MHz of nationwide 3.45 GHz licences and 20 MHz…

The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications has shared a draft report outlining the technical requirements for enabling standard power Wi-Fi in the 6 GHz band.

The Iraqi regulator, the CMC, has decided to suspend the operations of Korek Telecom, which is active in the country's northern Kurdistan region.

The Spanish government has made changes to its national frequency allocation table (NFAT), reallocating spectrum to support railways, defence and private 5G networks. 

A recent report says the UK must push for additional protections on the far side of the moon to safeguard the future of radio astronomy there.

Even with financial, technical and regulatory challenges, including spectrum availability, at least four Asian countries want to build their own low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite constellations rather than rely entirely on…

The US regulator is consulting on the auction design for Auction 115, the sale of 160 MHz of upper C-band spectrum, with bidding scheduled to begin on 27 April 2027.

A new approach to spectrum licensing is being pioneered by the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (UNICEF) in a bid to promote economic development and improve the lives of…

Germany's programme-making and special events (PMSE) sector has criticised a new general "decree" from the national regulator, BNetzA, that suggests the military can use its allocated UHF spectrum without warning.

Emergency direct-to-device deployments show how satellite can provide a rapid fallback option when disasters knock out mobile networks.

New Zealand is using the opportunity of expiring licences in the 2.6 GHz and 2.3 GHz bands to redistribute spectrum from the country's larger mobile operators to a smaller rival…

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) says its plans to study the 4.4 GHz band have been cleared by the Trump Administration as part of its plan to identify…

Indonesia’s mobile operators are to pay IDR 29.9 trillion ($1.69 billion) over the next decade for new frequencies following the country’s most significant auction in recent years.