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The country’s first-ever spectrum auction saw two new entrants acquire 5G frequencies in the 26 GHz band alongside incumbent mobile operator NTT Docomo, although with little competitive bidding.

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Lithuania's three mobile network operators (MNOs) have secured spectrum in the 700 MHz, 1500 MHz and 2100 MHz bands.

Nepal’s reformist government has attempted to shake up the country’s telecoms sector in its first three months in power, but much spectrum remains unassigned.

The EU's Radio Spectrum Policy Group has published the finalised version of its "Opinion" on a 6G spectrum roadmap, following a public consultation that drew 42 responses from operators, vendors,…

A peer-reviewed study published this month says large-scale deployment of IMT/5G systems in the 8025–8400 MHz band would be incompatible with continued Earth observation operations.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will vote on 22 July on draft rules for an auction of 160 MHz in the upper C-band (3.98–4.14 GHz).

The European Commission's head of spectrum policy has defended the organisation's choice of assignment procedure for mobile satellite service (MSS) spectrum in the 2 GHz band against criticism that it…

The Czech Telecommunication Office released the 26 GHz band at the start of July.

Further technical rules are being developed to allow Wi-Fi use of the lower 6 GHz band in near-enclosed spaces such as cruise ships and stadiums.

Grameenphone, Bangladesh’s largest mobile network operator (MNO), has started the country’s first deployment of 700 MHz frequencies, just as a rival MNO acquires spectrum in the same band in an…