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The mobile industry association has issued a fresh warning over countries backing unlicensed use in the entire 6 GHz band, saying that the future of 5G will be “at risk”…

Efforts since 2015 to attract more women to the ITU Radiocommunication Sector (ITU-R) aren't yet paying off in terms of increased numbers, but are at least raising awareness of the…

The world’s biggest players in telecoms are attempting to find a common vision for 6G with several key events already taking place this year. 

Peru’s new national frequency plan will introduce a number of significant changes, including allowing unlicensed use in the whole 6 GHz band, enabling TV white spaces and making 26 GHz…

The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) award of 2 x 20 MHz to Rakuten Mobile doubled the newcomer’s holdings in the 1.7 GHz band, although the latest allocation…

UK's regulator Ofcom had hoped that the four-week negotiation stage included in its recent C-band spectrum auction would be enough to defragment the 3400—3800 MHz range. In the end, only…

The Australian government wants to reserve some frequencies for incumbent mobile operators in an auction of the 850 MHz and 900 MHz bands.

Inmarsat's pan-European in-flight mobile broadband service, the European Aviation Network, doesn't violate rules for use of ground components, the European Court of Justice says in a rebuff to a rival…

Australia’s auction of spectrum in the 26 GHz band was at the high end of such contests financially on an international basis, as the country’s mobile network operators (MNOs) eye…

US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has allocated the 2200—2290 MHz band on a secondary basis for private space launches.

The US regulator is considering whether the 12.2—12.7 GHz band, with its 500 MHz of mid-band spectrum, could be shared by satellite broadcast and mobile communications services.

Ofcom has revealed the results from its second 3.5 GHz auction. The band is still quite fragmented, with only two operators achieving 80 MHz or more of contiguous spectrum.

Legislation making its way through the Louisiana legislature appears to be the first test of a regulatory decision to allow US states to auction 4.9 GHz public safety spectrum leases…

EU member states have struggled to meet the European Commission's 5G spectrum assignment targets, but more countries now appear to be making progress.

Saudi Arabia will be the first country in ITU Region 1 to release the entire 5925—7125 MHz range for Wi-Fi.