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 ...

For over a decade, a contentious policy struggle has simmered in the United States over the allocation of radio spectrum — a resource as critical to modern warfare as it is to economic prosperity.

A push to update the IT systems used to allocate spectrum to federal agencies is raising broader questions about the use of radio frequency bands across government. Former government technology ...

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 ...

Spectrum allocation is emerging as one of the most powerful levers for expanding mobile connectivity in rural regions, where coverage challenges, sparse populations and affordability barriers continue ...

The debate over whether to move the US military off spectrum allocated for third-generation (3G) wireless services has likely been overtaken by national security concerns arising from the Sept 11 ...

{mosads}The dramatic growth and importance of unlicensed spectrum is just as strong in business applications, where intensive intra-firm communications improve the efficiency of health care delivery, ...