Telecom operators are urging the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) to define critical M2M services, which would require them to be pro...

At present, the 6 GHz band is partly used for Indian Space Research Organisation satellite operations. The prize 6 GHz offers is huge. It c...

They said while telcos have spent top dollar on spectrum which can be used to offer IoT services, non-telcos are using unlicensed airwaves ...

The telcos stand comes in the backdrop of the power ministry allowing use of RF mesh technologies or wireless technologies for implementati...

"I would welcome India and all free, democratic nations to follow our lead in preventing insecure technologies into their telecom networks,...

Airtel’s VP-Regulatory Affairs, Amit Kushwaha said trials are must to start building up the ecosystem and use cases which are unique to Ind...

"I'm eager to work with my Indian counterparts and other leaders around the world to harness the benefits of the 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi and t...

Both companies jointly conducted India's first trial of Licensed Assisted Access (LAA) technology over a live 4G network.

COAI has in the past too made an aggressive pitch to the Telecom Department to allot E and V band to mobile operators for backhaul usage.

In its submission to Trai’s discussion paper, COAI had dismissed the need to delicense any additional bands for promoting M2M communication...

Telecom companies, which see great opportunities in new-age technologies, may find it unviable to spend thousands of crores to buy these ai...

The 700 Mhz spectrum auction may be given a miss by top telcos if the telecom ministry decides to leave airwaves in the 470-698 Mhz band un...

The project will evaluate the option of using unlicensed spectrum to deliver cost-efficient, last-mile broadband connectivity

The Federal Communications Commission said the auction ended Thursday raised $44.89 billion, the highest amount ever for this type of sale.

The management of spectrum needs to move away from the 'command and control' to a more 'spectrums commons' approach by opening up more unli...

Microsoft has said India can drive innovation if government reduces its grip on radio frequencies on which communication signals travel.

That’s department of telecom’s answer to operators bemoaning inadequate spectrum.