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Spectrum Futures: Role of Regulators

April 30, 2015

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India Mobile Prices Will Climb Because of Spectrum Costs

April 30, 2015

Investors and service providers are speculating about what bottom line and top line impact might result from the recent Indian spectrum auctions that generated record $17.4 billion in spectrum [...]

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Limiting Spectrum Sharing Also Limits Value

April 29, 2015

Spectrum sharing can take a number of forms, and limits on the amount of sharing yield lesser value for end users and service providers. In India, spectrum sharing also takes the form of mobile [...]

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New Spectrum Sharing in Asia Will Center on 5 GHz Wi-Fi

April 28, 2015

In the U.S. market, 3.5 GHz and 5 GHz are the frequency bands where spectrum sharing is going to be extended, each featuring a unique approach to sharing. Internationally, 5 GHz is likely to see [...]

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Spectrum Might Represent as Much as 52% of AT&T’s Value

April 26, 2015

In all, AT&T now holds spectrum licenses worth more than $91 billion, estimates Goldman Sachs analyst Brett Feldman. He also estimates the value of Verizon’s spectrum at $79.4 billion. [...]

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New Angles on Net Neutrality in India

April 25, 2015

Internet-enabled products and services continue to raise questions about how contestants in any market “should” be regulated or taxed, showing that the principle of “network neutrality” can be [...]

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Will Wi-Fi First Work, as a Business Model?

April 22, 2015

There are practical reasons why many service providers believe in the value of “Wi-Fi first” business strategies. Telenet, 57 percent owned by Liberty Global, has nearly one million customers and [...]

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Net Neutrality Shapes Bandwidth Supply and Demand

April 21, 2015

Network neutrality cannot but affect both end user demand for Internet bandwidth, as well as the supply of such bandwidth by Internet service providers. By prohibiting traffic shaping, net [...]

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Will Project Loon Lower LTE Infrastructure Costs by 10X?

April 20, 2015

Can mobile service providers across South Asia, Southeast Asia and Oceania get Long Term Evolution coverage at an order of magnitude lower costs by partnering with Google’s Project Loon? [...]

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5G Spectrum Advances Will Stun You

April 20, 2015

If fifth generation mobile networks supply 10 Gbps of bandwidth for every user or device, then even using all other available techniques–multiple input, multiple output radios, directional [...]

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Balloon-Based Internet Access Coming Soon?

April 20, 2015

With increasing likelihood that Google’s Project Loon, which has been testing the use of unmanned balloon constellations to provide Internet access across the global south, new wholesale [...]

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What if Airliners Flew Just Once?

April 19, 2015

How affordable would commercial travel by airliner be if each plane was used for only one flight? That, in essence, is what always has been done for satellite launches, and explains why SpaceX [...]

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New Spectrum Needs are “Urgent,” Says TRAI

April 18, 2015

In a discussion of delivering broadband quickly, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) noted that additional spectrum would be required. “There is an urgent need to release new [...]

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Hutchison Whampoa Launches Global MVNE

April 17, 2015

Hutchison Whampoa launched “Hue,” a wholesale platform supporting mobile virtual network operators across Europe and Asia. Hue provides “a simple and efficient means of building an international [...]

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SpaceX Tries to Change Cost of Satellite Launches

April 16, 2015

Mobile, wireless and fixed network service providers are going to have to keep driving down capital and operating costs to support ubiquitous Internet access for everyone, especially customers [...]

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