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Many of those who responded to Ofcom's consultation on spectrum sharing suggested releasing 2.3 GHz for licensed shared access (LSA), but the regulator says further study is needed.

Long-running UK discussions over spectrum fees for the GSM bands have now turned to the use of data from one of Europe's most lucrative spectrum auctions.

In three related actions, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has approved key policies and rules for the broadcast spectrum incentive auction, updated its policy on mobile spectrum holdings and expanded…

The plans reveal the areas of 5G research that key technology vendors are undertaking, as well as their current assumptions about 5G.

UK regulator Ofcom is mulling a licensing regime for the higher duty cycle network relay points (NRPs) needed to power the Internet of Things (IOT).

Moore's Law estimates that processing speeds double every 18 months to two years. What implications does this have for mobile operators' business models?

Two senior officials from the US giant have spoken to PolicyTracker about 5G.

PolicyTracker reported recently that Three didn’t really believe predictions of exponential growth in demand for mobile data.

Poland’s mobile operators have a number of concerns about the regulator’s latest proposals for a 4G auction.

Slovenia was one of the handful of EU member states who had not yet assigned spectrum in the 800 MHz digital dividend band.

Will drivers continue to rely on tried and trusted broadcast radio in their cars, or will they prefer radio over cellular networks using services like Apple's CarPlay?

A conference in Brooklyn in the US brought academia and industry together to scrutinise these lightly used bands.

In this month's issue we report on the FCC's proposals for next year's spectrum incentive auction and its plans for an auction of AWS-3 spectrum. We also examine the prospects…

The authorisation follows an unsuccessful attempt to auction 700 MHz spectrum in October last year.

The US regulator has launched a final consultation on rules for making 100 MHz of spectrum available in the 3550-3650 MHz (3.5 GHz) band under a three-tiered sharing model.