The government has increased the pan-India base prices for 5G airwaves auction. The country's second auction of 5G spectrum begins on May 2...

As per the officials, a DoT committee has been set up and it will finalise the quantum of spectrum that can be put up for sale. “The DoT co...

The company has already demonstrated first 5G experience over a live 4G network in Hyderabad, first rural 5G trial to the first cloud gamin...

In its final additional submission to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), Jio is believed to have underlined that an overall ...

India’s top telcos have repeatedly urged DoT to cut 5G spectrum base prices quickly, failing which they’ve warned that the country could be...

Allotment of 5G trial spectrum is particularly crucial for Jio and Airtel, who already have 5G-ready networks and have recently bulked up o...

India’s top telcos – Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio and Vodafone Idea -- have been pushing the government to auction the super-efficient mmWav...

India’s Big 3 telcos will shortly write to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to push the sector regulator to reset the reserve pri...

India’s telecom regulator has currently only earmarked mid-band spectrum in the 3.3-3.6 Ghz bands for 5G services. Both millimeter wave and...

“Airtel has now secured Pan India foot print of sub GHz spectrum that will help improve its deep indoor and in building coverage in every u...

Analysts estimate 275 units of airwaves in the 3.3-3.6 Ghz bands to be available in a near-term 5G auction and expect the government to cut...

“We firmly believe India needs a combination of all three spectrum band categories for 5G as it’s important to have a blend of capacity and...

In August 2018, the regulator has recommended airwaves in the 3300-3600Mhz band for the use of 5G applications.

GSM operators have urged Trai not to go ahead with its proposal to count all frequencies under 1 GHz as one frequency, saying it could lead...

COAI today said the Trai's proposal to have a combined cap for 700, 800 and 900 MHz bands should be dropped.

“However, to save time, the authority has decided to float the consultation process based on the available information,” the regulator said.

At present, 300 MHz or units of airwaves between the 1700 MHz and 2000 MHz bands are equally shared between the DoT and the armed forces.