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Articles tagged with: Radio Spectrum
Georgia Cancels Radio Spectrum Auction
The Georgian telecoms regulator, the National Communications Commission has cancelled a planned auction of additional radio spectrum in the GSM1800 and UMTS bands. The regulator said that no bidders had submitted applications by the deadline of 5th October. more
Related Tags: national-communications-commission, gsm1800, radio, Georgia
Network Operators to face 3G Network Capacity Crisis in 2010
Some mobile network operators are likely to face a 3G network capacity crisis as early as next year and will need to accelerate the migration towards LTE networks, concludes a study from Unwired Insight. more
Related Tags: lte, 3g, hspa, broadband
UK Starts Consultation on Revamping Radio Spectrum Management
The UK's government has launched a consultation setting out its intention to implement a series of recommendations made by the Independent Spectrum Broker (ISB), Kip Meek, on how to make the best use of radio spectrum. more
Related Tags: ofcom, 900mhz, 800mhz, vodafone, o2, tdd, broadband, radio, UK
FCC chairman warns of 'looming spectrum crisis'
The chairman of the Federal Communications Commission warned Wednesday of "a looming spectrum crisis" if the government fails to find ways to come up with more bandwidth for mobile devices. more
Sweden Consults on Auction of 800Mhz Radio Spectrum
Sweden's telecoms regulator, the PTS has issued a request for views on future use of the 800 MHz radio spectrum and the market's interest in licenses in the band. The Swedish government decided in 2007 that the band should be used for other services than terrestrial broadcast television. The PTS says that it wishes to make the frequencies available to the market as soon as possible. more
Related Tags: pts, 800mhz, broadband, radio, Sweden
Mexico Raises Spectrum Cap on Forthcoming Auction
The Mexican anti-trust commission, CFC has reviewed the details of the forthcoming radio spectrum auction and raised the spectrum cap to 90MHz per individual mobile network operator. The previous plans had imposed a limit of 80Mhz. more
Related Tags: nextel, iusacell, telefonica, telcel, america-movil, three, radio, Mexico
Sweden to Adjust Radio Spectrum Fees to Reflect Usage
The Swedish Post and Telecom Agency (PTS) has announced that it will gradually implement a new model for spectrum charges starting from next year that will penalise license holders who have not maximised the use of their radio spectrum. more
Related Tags: swedish-post-and-telecom-agency, license-fees, radio, Sweden
Verizon Wireless Swaps Radio Spectrum in Arkansas
US based mobile operator, Verizon Wireless has signed an agreement with NEATT Wireless, to exchange spectrum in nine counties in Northeast Arkansas. The spectrum, in the 1.9 GHz frequency range covers the counties of Clay, Craighead, Greene, Independence, Jackson, Lawrence, Poinsett, Randolph, and Sharp. These counties cover a population of approximately 270,000 people. more
Related Tags: verizon-wireless, neatt-wireless, fcc, USA
KPN returns Telfort frequencies to the Dutch government
Netherlands based KPN is to return some of its 3G radio spectrum to the telecoms regulator following a court ruling earlier this year. The court ruled that KPN subsidiary, Telfort had not made full use of its 3G radio spectrum and imposed an ongoing series of fines until the spectrum was used. Handing the spectrum back to the regulator has capped the fines. more
Related Tags: kpn, telfort, 3g-license, radio, Netherlands
India Running Out of 2G Radio Spectrum in Some Areas
India is running out of radio spectrum for its existing 2G network operators and has exhausted all the available spectrum in some of its license circles. According to an internal analysis by the department of telecom, seen by The Economic Times, 10 of the circles are now dependent on the military to vacate its radio spectrum if any additional capacity is to be made available. more
Related Tags: 3g-licenses, rajasthan, jammu, radio, India