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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.

The project will focus on 30 GHz but the work should also be applicable to other bands around this frequency range.

Orange, SFR and Bouyges Telecom were given until January to extend coverage to rural communities, but only the latter managed to reach its target, which means Orange and SFR could…

WRC-19 will consider the need for harmonised spectrum for intelligent transportation systems (ITS). The demand for spectrum appears to be very much driven by the types of services envisioned and…

Ofcom is consulting on a proposal to increase the amount of spectrum available to WiFi in the 5 GHz band.

A leaked document suggests there will be changes in the Electronic Communications, Networks & Services directorate, including changing the name of its “Spectrum” unit to “Radio Spectrum Policy”. In other…

One of the aims of the "Space Renaissance Act" proposed in the US is to protect satellite access to spectrum in the 28 GHz band.

US satellite TV firm Dish is the latest target for the short-sellers at Kerrisdale Capital, who argue that investors have overestimated the worth of its spectrum holdings.

Questions over emergency prioritisation and pre-emption, an ambitious transition schedule and the all-important issue of coverage are all addressed in the latest comments from the government department that awarded UK…