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This local authority decision means EU 5G targets can now be met in the city which is home to the European Commission.

Wireless wholesaler Dense Air has sold its 3.6 GHz holdings in Australia to local mobile network operator TPG Telecom and acquired TPG’s 2.6 GHz frequencies.

With Mexico’s wholesale network going bust, it appears that attempts to build a single national network are doomed. However, a handful of countries like Colombia, Malaysia and Poland are pressing…

Mobile infrastructure manufacturers Qualcomm, Nokia and Ericsson have urged European regulators and governments to incentivise and prioritise the release of the 26 GHz band, as only a handful of administrations…

The development of new non-geostationary satellite systems bodes well for greater broadband coverage but raises interference and other issues that require changes to licensing rules, Ofcom says.

The advisory body to the European Commission, the RSPG, has issued its interim opinion ahead of the next World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) in 2023.

Canada has sold regional licences for spectrum in the 3450—3650 MHz band for CAD 8.91 billion ($7.12 billion).

A new debate over the future use of terahertz (THz) frequencies is taking shape as incumbent passive satellite service operators are worried that their services could be affected by the…

UK regulator Ofcom's spectrum management strategy for the next 10 years has a lot to say about spectrum sharing and local licensing.

German regulator BNetzA is mulling whether to expand access to the 3.7—3.8 GHz band, now used for industry campus networks, to mobile network operators (MNOs) and other users. If this…

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) has backed a range of measures to ensure enough spectrum will be available to meet an ambitious 5G growth target over the…

Jessica Rosenworcel, acting chair of US regulator the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), told a recent online event that the FCC had been wrong to focus on mmWaves in the early…

Spain’s three largest mobile network operators (MNOs) have splashed just over €1 billion on 700 MHz spectrum in an auction that the fourth largest MNO, MásMóvil, chose to miss.

A spat between Lithuania’s competition watchdog and its transport and communications ministry could delay the country’s 700 MHz auction.

Brazil’s long-awaited 5G auction should raise at least $8.5 billion if all the available spectrum is sold. Most of the proceeds are expected to be used to improve the country’s…