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Wi-Fi Community calls on Executive Vice-President Virkkunen to support allocation of upper 6GHz band to license-exempt use
The signatories to this letter represent a broad coalition (including industry associations, equipment manufacturers, internet service providers, chipset vendors, fibre access operators, content application services, entertainment, consumer electronics retail, digital inclusion organisations and Virtual Reality/Augmented Reality/Mixed Reality technology developers), convinced of the power of Wi-Fi in conjunction with 5G, fibre, fixed wireless access, and satellite technology to support Europe’s Digital Decade.
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Dynamic Spectrum Alliance at IEEE DySPAN 2025: Leading the Dialogue on Spectrum Policy and Innovation Models
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Dynamic Spectrum Alliance Participated in the ABRINT Global Congress – AGC25 in São Paulo, Brazil
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Leading European Organizations Make the Case for Wi-Fi in the Upper 6 GHz Band
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Wi-Fi and Mobile Operators Clash Over 6 GHz Spectrum in the EU: DSA Calls for Unlicensed Access
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA), in collaboration with 57 internet service providers and industry associations, has formally urged the European Commission to unlock the upper 6 GHz band for Wi-Fi, advocating for unrestricted access to support the growing demand for high-speed wireless connectivity across Europe.
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Spectrum Sharing Gains Momentum on the Global Stage
During the recent MENA Spectrum Management Conference in Bahrain, DSA President Dr. Martha Suárez highlighted the critical role that shared access must play in achieving the ITU’s IMT-2030 goals. In remarks featured by Communications Daily, she stated: “For the ITU’s International Mobile Telecommunications-2030 initiative to be successful, it can’t just focus on licensed spectrum.”
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Panel 1 - "The Great 6G Spectrum Debate"
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Regulatory and Market Analysis for Wireless Internet Service Providers (WISP) in Brazil, Kenya, Indonesia, Nigeria, and South Africa Final Report
Optimal spectrum management and Artificial Intelligence on the agenda for the DSA Summit
Ensuring that a user-centric approach remains at the core of spectrum management will be the key goals of this year’s DSA Summit, Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) President Dr. Martha Suarez announced today.
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DSA Summit 2024: Experts descend on Geneva to showcase spectrum sharing successes
Taking place on September 23 - 24 2024, the 2024 DSA Summit will consider the requirements for a digitalized, global gigabit society, and how recent landmark decisions are maximising the available spectrum for new, innovative broadband services.
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DSA congratulates the FCC on the authorization of AFC systems for the 6 GHz band
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance congratulates the Federal Communications Commission on its decision to authorize Automatic Frequency Coordination systems in the 6 GHz band to enable standard power devices to access 850 MHz of spectrum and support a wide range of enterprise and consumer broadband services...
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New whitepaper indicates dynamic spectrum management is the key to boosting global wireless connectivity
Utilizing Dynamic Spectrum Management Systems (DSMS) will bolster the wireless connectivity available to critical industries while protecting incumbent users in shared spectrum bands, according to a new whitepaper developed...
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Open AFC completes the approval phase and integration of technologies to facilitate innovative Wi-Fi 6E outdoor project in Brazil
The expectation is that ANATEL decides on the conditions of use for standard power devices in the 6 GHz band and ensures their unlicenced use in outdoor and indoor environments....
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Argentina’s decision to open the entire 6 GHz band for unlicenced access will boost technical innovation, says DSA
Unlicenced use of Wi-Fi requires large amounts of spectrum to be made available in order to expand services and reach thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises (SME), internet providers, telecommunications co-operatives and community networks...
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