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A report from the Centre for Research into Energy Demand Solutions (CREDS) says that mobile operators are missing the bigger picture when it comes to 5G energy use.

The Next Generation Mobile Networks Alliance (NGMN) has a new strategy and will now focus on the "softwarisation of networks" (cloud), green networks and 6G—including the possible spectrum requirements.

The mobile industry association is calling on regulators to allocate more mid-band spectrum for mobile to achieve this claimed economic boost, including the much-discussed 6 GHz band.

Ofcom is consulting on a plan to add the band to its existing sharing regime but says it could still be allocated for mobile or unlicensed use.

The Thai government says an “insufficient” volume of mid-band and high band spectrum has been made available for all mobile network operators (MNOs) to support 5G.

The European Commission is pressing ahead with plans for a new secure satellite broadband system but it will need frequencies and orbital slots from the ITU in order to provide…

The announcement was one of many made by FCC chair Jessica Rosenworcel during her keynote speech at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

Market leader Telstra will give smaller rival TPG access to its 4G/5G network in a broad area of the country outside the largest cities while TPG will share its 4G/5G…

Having agreed to pay a high price for 5G spectrum in 2018, Italian mobile operators now want to delay the final instalment.

There is pressure from the European Commission to assign the band even though the market has “no idea” what to do with it, the RTR's executive director told PolicyTracker.

Industry groups have raised concerns that millions of security alarms will become unusable as a result of the telco's decision to shut down its 3G network.

Unilateral UK recognition of EU regulations and conformity assessments would cut red tape and be good for British consumers, according to a new report.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) aims to renew confidence in US spectrum policy and improve coordination with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC).

Moscow’s embrace of 4.8—4.99 GHz for 5G clashes with Kyiv’s plan to use the 700 MHz and 3.6 GHz bands.