ITEM: NBTC Secretary-General Takorn Tantasith announced that the telecoms regulator is allocating 850- and 400-MHz spectrum to two high-speed rail projects. Dtac currently has 10 MHz of 850-MHz under a concession with state telco CAT Read more…
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has issued a consultation package on its plan to make the 3.6 GHz band – which is already being used by satellite operators – available for terrestrial 5G Read more…
ITEM: Thailand’s long-awaited new frequency law, the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission Establishment Act, came into force on Thursday. The new act finally consolidates the two broadcasting and telecommunications boards into one and allows for Read more…
Last week Hong Kong’s major cellcos officially submitted their comments to the independent regulator CA on how it should go about reassigning 900/1800 spectrum once those licenses expire. The submissions from HKT, SmarTone and 3 Read more…
State telco TOT and Dtac held a press conference Friday to provide details on a deal that will see Dtac build a 2300-MHz TDD-LTE network for TOT and then rent back 60% of it as Read more…
Thailand’s 2300-MHz saga has taken a turn for the surreal with the telecoms regulator stepping in offering to help state telco TOT overcome legal hurdles with the selection of its 2300-MHz business partner by invoking Read more…
Thailand’s National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) has meekly requested its Secretary-General to go to a police station and file a complaint against state telco CAT Telecom for illegally operating a telecommunications network with TrueMove Read more…
Thailand’s new NBTC (National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission) bill is entering its third reading in the house, with the Cabinet choosing not to restart the process under the new incoming constitution’s rules as was recommended Read more…
State telco TOT Corporation has announced that six players – including all three major telcos – have submitted bids for the 2300 MHz beauty contest, adding that it intends to get approval from the Attorney Read more…
Hong Kong’s independent Communications Authority (CA) has announced plans to allocate new spectrum for 5G services in the 3.4-3.7 GHz, 26 GHz and 28 GHz bands by 2019. The CA said in a statement that Read more…
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