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This week, the UK Parliament focused its attention on the signal jammers used in keyless car theft.

The research note that completes the dossier explores the evolving policy landscape, captures the most recent regional viewpoints and controversies, and assesses the implications for the future of scientific spectrum…

Drones were seen near Liège and Brussels airports last night, just after an emergency meeting of Belgium's national security council. The meeting had been called to discuss drone sightings at…

For mobile operators, the outlook for 6G from a spectrum perspective is unfamiliar. They are eyeing frequencies in the UHF, upper 6 GHz, 7-8 GHz and mmWave bands, but they…

The study is available for download and examines the impacts of changing technological and social landscapes.

PolicyTracker’s updated private networks benchmark includes 70 nations, up from 54 in September 2024 and 40 in mid-2023.

Lynk announced this week that it would merge with competing satellite direct-to-device (D2D) provider Omnispace, with SES becoming a major stakeholder in the new company.

The database has been updated with the latest spectrum awards and now includes a demo version.

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.

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

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.

I appeared on a BBC daytime TV show and saw that outside the "spectrum bubble", the public are shocked by phones incorrectly showing the 5G icon.

This week I attended the ECC's workshop on "Navigating the future of Spectrum management - from Research to Regulation" in Copenhagen, Denmark.