In the United States the federal government regulates how wireless spectrum is used. Groups of radio frequencies, called “bands,” are allocated to some combination of government, commercial and open ...

As Southeast Asia races to expand 5th generation (5G) cellular network technology, satellite communications, and digital connectivity, spectrum management has emerged as a critical policy issue. The ...

Without adequate wireless spectrum America is at a huge security disadvantage relative to its major competitors such as China. U.S. global leadership is at stake right now, a time of high security and ...

WASHINGTON — The Department of Defense (DOD) would gladly consider sharing its portion of the radio-frequency spectrum with commercial wireless operators — if those companies assume liability for any ...

Spectrum policy is not a fight between commercial interests and national security. That binary frame is a false and dangerous dichotomy in the twenty-first century, when U.S. national security derives ...

The Indian government's decision to allocate upper frequencies in the 6GHz spectrum for mobile services bolsters 5G and ...

Welcoming the NFAP-2025 policy as a positive move, industry body COAI has urged the government to allocate the full 6 GHz ...

Telcos praise allocation of upper 6 GHz band for mobile services in NFAP 2025. Broadband tech firms express disappointment ...