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ACMA’s idea to segment the 6425—7125 MHz band between IMT and Wi-Fi struggled to find backers, even among spectrum-sharing advocates.

The Administrative Court of Cologne has decided that the rules governing the 2019 auction of spectrum in the 2.1 GHz and 3.5 GHz bands were illegal.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is considering how to improve the dynamic sharing regime, including the controversial idea of increasing power levels.

The simultaneous multiple round auction (SMRA) design hasn't lost its appeal, says Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Senior Economic Advisor Evan Kwerel, who pioneered its use.

As the country eyes its first sale of IMT frequencies in more than four years, the regulator NBTC expressed caution about reserve pricing for the contest.

The UK Home Office has extended its agreement with mobile operator EE to provide a 4G/5G emergency services network in the latest development in the ESN saga.

The first award attracted little interest because operators objected to the MVNO access requirements.