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ACMA will combine traditional spectrum awards for the mobile industry with licensing that encourages local networks as well as ad hoc deployments on private premises in its assignment of the…

The Polish Senate has amended the country’s draft telecommunications bill. 

Ofcom believes a dynamic sharing scheme that allows spectrum to follow the trains as they move along could be the best solution to improve trackside connectivity. 

The year is 2030. Your pyjamas, which have been monitoring your heart rate and blood pressure in your sleep, wake you up. And when you get to the office you'll no longer…

Denmark's multiband auction raised $333 million (2.2 billion Danish kroner), although mobile operators will not have to face any upfront fees to renew their 2G licences. 

Legislation under consideration in the US Senate could make it easier for US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to shut down pirate radio stations.

The amount of spectrum in Asia identified for mobile use has increased over the last five years and so has the amount harmonised and subsequently licensed by regulators, according to…

The country's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has floated the idea that 5925-6425 MHz and 6425-7125 MHz could be used for mobile by industry verticals. 

A group of over 100 researchers in Finland are now exploring the essential technology components that could be needed for 6G. 

Critical communications solutions are gradually turning towards open interoperable standards.

US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has agreed to consult on how to make it easier for small entities in rural areas to trade in spectrum rights across territory smaller…

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken the first steps towards enabling the commercialisation of frequencies above 95 GHz.

Equipment manufacturer Ericsson has warned that regulatory inertia and insufficient investment are holding 5G back in Europe. 

A European Commission (EC) proposal to ensure that software uploaded onto radio equipment doesn't harm spectrum access, interoperability, safety or access to emergency services has drawn a mostly negative reaction…

Germany launched its 5G auction yesterday, moving a step closer to becoming the first European nation to award spectrum to industry verticals.