Our new dossier includes research on development in defence needs for spectrum, on the global increase of GNSS interference and the latest regulatory frameworks for drones.

Geopolitical instability and advances in digital warfare have significantly increased the defence sector’s demand for radio spectrum.

Sharing spectrum between defence users and the public is challenging, but with the need for spectrum growing for both military as well as civil use, sharing bands might be the…

With GNSS (global navigation satellite system) interference on the rise, international bodies are scrambling to establish preventative rules.

A 5,000% increase in spoofing in the last year is affecting the safety of civilian ships and aeroplanes.

This week, the UK completed its long-awaited mmWave auction, which included one of the cheapest 26 GHz auctions on record.

The ESA is exploring the possible uses of its CleanWaves space-monitoring initiative. It's a system that will trace radio interference affecting terrestrial and orbiting receivers from space.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration has identified 5 MHz of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration spectrum from the L-band for release to auction.

With no competitive element, experts say Peru's spectrum assignment procedure could be considered both a beauty contest and a cashless auction.

Earlier this week, I attended the Space Sustainability Forum, hosted by the ITU in Geneva. The conversations and panel discussions highlighted some key issues that the satellite industry faces.

A new roadmap warns against insufficient spectrum being identified for 6G.

3600 MHz is popular but 5G’s global rollout also relies on reusing traditional mobile frequencies, according to data from SignalTracker.

The Belgian Institute for Postal Services and Telecommunications (BIPT) has launched a consultation on assigning the 26 GHz band for 5G and private networks.