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Our new benchmark profiles developments relating to the regulation and authorisation of satellite direct-to-device (D2D) services based on mobile operators’ licensed frequencies.

In this episode of our podcast, we speak to Geusseppe Gonzalez, Head of LATAM and Emerging Markets at Access Partnership, about recent 5G auctions and regulatory changes in Latin America.

Should satellite D2D-IMT connectivity count towards mobile network coverage obligations?

Updated research notes devoted specifically to the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) have now been added to the PolicyTracker Spectrum Sharing Dossier.

Does it make sense for users to connect via Wi-Fi indoors and IMT outdoors in certain bands?

Our updated spectrum sharing dossier shows that regulators and industry are continuing to examine spectrum sharing frameworks across both unlicensed and licensed ranges and between public, commercial and private users…

See which bands are being used, their signal strength and the download speeds.

The noted academic argues that lessons learnt in the US electricity market can help struggling mobile virtual network operators.

Reports suggest the administration is preparing to release the upper part of the band for IMT.

The release of 600 MHz frequencies for 4G and 5G is sometimes called the second or even third digital dividend, depending on where you live.

We’ve made some small but helpful functionality improvements to the PolicyTracker Spectrum Database (PSD). The latest version is now ready for our subscribers to use.