News
Articles

The satellite direct-to-device (D2D) startup is acquiring a company that has higher priority rights over spectrum.

Arielle Roth will oversee controversial changes to the Broadband Equity Access and Deployment programme that have sharply divided the fibre and satellite sectors.

Moroccan telecoms regulator ANRT has assigned 5G spectrum in the 700 MHz and the 3.4-3.8 GHz bands for $210 million.

The T-Mobile/Starlink service launched following a trial that included two million people and 30,000 daily active users.

The agreement between One New Zealand and SpaceX to increase bandwidth for more direct-to-device service could serve as a template for other operators.

The operators ask for an auction without rollout obligations, consideration of device availability, and a bid credit for newer entrants.

The UK government's 10-year infrastructure strategy pledges £41 million ($55.5 million) for "low-earth-orbit satellite connectivity on all mainline trains".

After a lengthy review, Ofcom has agreed to mobile operators' calls to reduce spectrum licence fees. 

Slovakia’s regulator has unveiled the results of the country’s multiband spectrum auction, claiming the revenue raised significantly exceeded its expectations.

The European technical agency’s decision sets a framework for short-range devices operated from space.