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The Mobility as a Service (MaaS) Alliance and ITS Observatory aim to put Europe in the lead in developing and rolling out intelligent transport systems (ITS).

The regulator's decision to allow spectrum trading has spurred consolidation, but has also raised concerns for operators.

At a recent industry event in the UK, local and national government officials discussed the many obstacles to realising the technological advancements central to the 5G vision. London might steal…

EU governments have tentatively agreed to open the 694-790 MHz band to mobile broadband services under technically harmonised conditions by 2020. Many say they'll do so before or by then,…

Speaking at a conference in London, the UK minister responsible for spectrum, Ed Vaizey, said a merger between Three and O2 would not necessarily have led to a three-player market…

The Radio Spectrum Policy Group (RSPG) says the band, which was identified for mobile broadband at WRC-15, has the possibility to “put Europe at the forefront of 5G deployment”. Satellite…

Nokia and Qualcomm have been testing MulteFire in Wi-Fi's home frequency and say deployment will take place next year. The system does not use licensed spectrum like licence-assisted access (LAA)…

The 5G vision has not been coupled with a business case, nor integrated well with the existing structure of operators and other players in the current communications environment.

Hungary's telecoms regulator NMHH says Digi and Vodafone Hungary have registered to take part in the forthcoming auction of spectrum in the 3.4-3.8 GHz band.

The UK's National Infrastructure Commission (NIC) – whose key members include the artificial intelligence pioneer and founder of Google’s DeepMind project Demis Hassabis – has issued a call for evidence…

This month our lead stories address the politics of spectrum in the EU. We report on the revised proposals for mobile in 700 MHz and carry an exclusive interview with…

A philosophical difference between the government and mobile network operators is stalling South African efforts to free up 800 MHz spectrum for mobile broadband services.

Under the terms of the approach, the final text of which still has to be agreed with the European Parliament, EU member states will have to open up the 694-790…

Competition Commissioner criticised in new report as UK awaits decision on 2.3 GHz and 3.4 GHz auction.

WRC-15 outcomes are of considerable benefit to Qatar and will lead to key revisions of its spectrum plans, its regulator says.