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DoT likely to pass on tech industry call for more 6 GHz band for WiFiThe Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will not delicense additional spectrum in the 6 GHz band despite industry requests, believing su...- DoT seeks feedback on 6GHz band draft, paves way for 9.6 Gbps speedsThe Indian government is set to boost home WiFi speeds by delicensing the lower 6 GHz spectrum band, making 500 MHz of airwaves available. ...
- Global tech cos may move court against govt's 6GHz decisionTechnology giants like Google, Facebook, and Microsoft are considering legal action against the Indian government's decision to auction the...
- Telcos seek more airwaves for smooth 5G services, 6G rolloutThe best suited spectrum for 5G and 6G is mid-band, and if the requirement can be met through c-band (3.3-4.2 GHz), which is part of mid-ba...
- Trai to seek views on allocating E,V spectrum bandsOfficials aware of the details told ET that Trai is likely to treat E and V bands separately as they have slightly different characteristic...
- Telecom body wants 60 GHz band waves allotted without auctionsThe delicensing of the V-band has been strongly opposed by telecom carriers, who fear that if done, broadband players will use those airwav...
- Tech companies call for delicensing of E & V spectrum bands, junk telcos' claimsThe Broadband India Forum has just shot off a letter to telecom secretary Anshu Prakash, saying any move to stop delicensing of E & V spect...
- COAI seeks urgent allocation of E and V band spectrum via auction to access providersIn a letter to Communications Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, the Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) on Monday called for alloca...
- Airtel, Vodafone Idea urge government to release spectrum in E & V BandsBharti Airtel’s CTO Randeep Sekhon also said that spectrum in E band and V band will be key to 5G backhaul in India. The government should ...
- Telecom companies seek PMO intervention to stop delicensing airwaves in E & V BandsCOAI, which represents telecom biggies Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India, Idea Cellular and Reliance Jio Infocomm, in letter to the PMO suggest...
- Top telcos urge PMO, DoT to auction E, V band spectrumThe latest round of letters appears part of a coordinated attempt by licenced telcos and internet service providers to build pressure in th...
- Trai extends feedback deadline on machine-to-machine communications paperIt had originally sought such submissions by Nov 15 and Nov 29 respectively, and had initially extended the deadlines to December 6 and Dec...
- TRAI floats paper on delicensing some airwaves for M2M communicationIn a paper issued Tuesday, Trai has sought industry feedback on delicensing a portion of 700 Mhz band for short-range M2M communications.
- COAI’s plea to telecom dept: Tell telcos on TV waves delicensing in advanceThe COAI represents India’s biggest telecom carriers such as Bharti Airtel, Vodafone India, Idea Cellular and newcomer Reliance Jio Infocom...
- Telecom Commission may urge Trai for alternative bands for indoor communicationThe Defence Ministry has dismissed the regulator’s call for delicensing 20 units of airwaves in the 1880-1900 MHz frequency band for such s...
- Aggressive spectrum auctions needed: TraiThe Trai chief said his organization has already spoken about spectrum auctions in 700 MHz band, which was with the I&B ministry.
- DoT wants Trai to reconsider cordless communication planIn its recommendations in October last year, Trai had also proposed that permission from DoT or wireless planning wing be sought for allowi...
- Kapil Sibal frees up 10 units of spectrum for cordless communicationKapil Sibal has ratified the telecom department's proposal to free up 10 units of airwaves in the 1,880-1,900 MHz band for cordless communi...
- DoT to take up spectrum issue with armed forcesThe telecom dept will soon urge the armed forces to de-license 10 units of airwaves in the 1,880-1,900 MHz band for cordless communication.
- Defence ministry wary of Trai proposal to de-license spectrum for cordless servicesA telecom department panel has rejected the Trai's proposal to de-license 20 units of airwaves in the 1,880-1,900 MHz band for cordless ser...
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