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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.

The two new focus on two further service groups.

Our satellite-IMT benchmark was first published in March 2025, but so much has been going on in the last six months or so that we have decided to update it.

EchoStar has banked massive profits from sales to AT&T and SpaceX, but its assets remained largely idle for years. This raises major questions about regulatory enforcement.

A new white paper released by PolicyTracker's partner service, SignalTracker, analyses the differences between MVNO and MNO performance. PolicyTracker journalist Richard Haas sat down with Cameron Hill, the lead author…

The revised benchmark is based on our research into planned and actual assignments in this key mid-band spectrum over the past 20 months.

Several countries are taking steps to test and improve communications during emergencies.

The new iPhone Air won’t support mmWave spectrum at all, even in the US market.

In-market consolidation in Europe is steadily continuing its course. This month, Telekom Romania's sale was approved by the Romanian Competition Council. The two biggest competitors will buy the operator's assets.