Choosing Wi-Fi over mobile networks key to Europe’s digital development
As we enter 2023, the continual growth of internet traffic has only made a stronger case for making the upper 6 GHz band accessible for unlicenced access. Giants of the industry such as Apple and Meta are embracing Wi-Fi 6E in technologies that have become increasingly available to the general public, and adequate capacity within the 6 GHz spectrum band is required for further innovation.
Bridging the digital divide across the continents
To round off our ninth successful DSA Global Summit, we were thrilled to present our DSA Global Summit awards to several well-deserving recipients. It is vital we continue to not only push for further global spectrum utilization, but to recognize those making strides in this area, setting an example for countries and organizations worldwide.
Tiered spectrum access for better connectivity
To round off our ninth successful DSA Global Summit, we were thrilled to present our DSA Global Summit awards to several well-deserving recipients. It is vital we continue to not only push for further global spectrum utilization, but to recognize those making strides in this area, setting an example for countries and organizations worldwide.
Congratulations to the winners of the 2021 DSA awards!
To round off our ninth successful DSA Global Summit, we were thrilled to present our DSA Global Summit awards to several well-deserving recipients. It is vital we continue to not only push for further global spectrum utilization, but to recognize those making strides in this area, setting an example for countries and organizations worldwide.
Saudi Arabia fosters innovation through spectrum allocation
The Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC) in Saudi Arabia, has made the decision to open up the entire 6 GHz band for unlicensed access. The DSA would like to express its unanimous and enthusiastic support for this decision, which will enable innovation and digital empowerment throughout the Kingdom!
The DSA congratulates Brazil
Yesterday, the 25th of February, the board of commissioners of ANATEL has decided to open the complete 5925-7124 MHz band (6 GHz band) for unlicensed access by restricted radiation devices.
2021: A year of hope for connectivity
Whilst 2020 has been a year of uncertainty, I have never been more certain of the industry’s commitment to accelerating access to connectivity worldwide. Last year highlighted the critical need for a connection during a crisis.
DSA Global Summit 2020
Last month, we hosted our eighth annual DSA Global Summit, which saw a record attendance of over 500 registrants. Being the first virtual Global Summit in history
Dynamic Spectrum in Aerospace Networks
In September, we hosted our second DSA Webinar, this time on Dynamic Spectrum in Aerospace Networks.
DSA Thanks Maniewicz for Presentation
Following our 8th annual Global Summit last week, the DSA would like to thank Mr. Mario Maniewicz, Director of the Radiocommunication Bureau at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
DSA Global Summit 2020
Explore the New-Found Potential of Spectrum Sharing at the DSA Virtual Global Summit 2020.
CBRS: A Spectrum Sharing Success
In January, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) authorized the commercial deployment of the Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS)
TVWS Workshop
Latest developments of global frameworks and its social impact To watch the full webinar on demand, visit our YouTube channel.
TVWS Unlocking New Possibilities
During these uncertain times amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, my family and I have moved to a beautiful country town in the northeast of Colombia where my father has a small farm.
Sharing Beyond Licensed and Unlicensed Spectrum
Last week, we were pleased to participate in Senza Fili’s latest webinar, covering the importance of connectivity in our lives.
The Vital Role of Connectivity During Crisis
Why spectrum access is important, now more than ever, to meet economic, social and educational needs to people worldwide
Spectrum sharing for inclusive connectivity
In recent years we have witnessed our modern global digital ecosystem thrive. With the development of new technologies.
Gender Equality:
A Key for Success in the Telecoms and Tech Industry. Following my appointment as DSA President last year.
New Year’s Resolutions for Dynamic Spectrum Sharing
As we head into the next decade, we are looking ahead to building on the momentum of last year’s progress which saw many countries implement
DSA President: My First Six Months
My first six months as DSA President have flown by in a whirlwind of activity! I am pleased to share with you what have we achieved as an alliance in this time.
Championing Spectrum Sharing This September
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance has a far-reaching global presence, with members situated around the world.
DSA joins CITEL and attends ATU meeting
DSA President Martha Suarez and Ms Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams (Minister of Communications in South Africa and Member of African National Congress (ANC)) at the final ATU Preparatory Meeting for the World Radiocommunication Conference 2019.
Summit Draws Worldwide Spectrum Experts
Two weeks ago, the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance convened its seventh annual Global Summit in Washington, DC with tech and telecom industry leaders and regulators from around the world.
Initial Customer Deployments are Fast Approaching:
What are the Best Use Cases and Market Opportunities for CBRS? When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted rules for shared use of 150 MHz of 3.5GHz band spectrum in April 2015
Encouraging worldwide collaboration at DSA Summit
Our annual Global Summit is fast approaching, and we are looking forward to welcoming industry representatives from around the world to participate in discussions surrounding spectrum sharing.
DSA 2019 Global Summit
The Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) will hold its Seventh Annual Global Summit in Washington D.C. on 27 June 2019, and this will be my first time attending a DSA Global Summit as its President.
Spectrum sharing is a reality and an opportunity!
Following my appointment as DSA President at the beginning of May, this month has been about networking, meeting DSA members and getting to know the people who I will work with to achieve the DSA’s long-term goals of worldwide affordable connectivity.
Unveiling New Spectrum Sharing Findings
To mark the launch of the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance’s (DSA’s) new policy research report, Automated Frequency Coordination (AFC)
Spectrum sharing in Colombia
Spectrum sharing has had a huge positive impact on society and the economy in Colombia. It has created a virtuous ecosystem of innovation and entrepreneurship
Africa’s Telecoms Infrastructure: 2015 at a Glance
The rconnect-africa_Steve Song_02162016eal impact of technological innovation is often not felt until long after market introduction – particularly in emerging markets.
Digital Divide and Unlicensed Spectrum
This Thought Leadership contribution is co-written by Prof. H Sama Nwana, Executive Director of the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance and Richard Thanki of the University of Southhampton’s Institute for Complex Systems Simulation.
TV White Spaces helping us see the wood through the trees
Earlier this year Ofcom gave the go-ahead for the industry to start harnessing the benefits of TV White Spaces technology.
Tuning in Spectrum’s White Space
The last decade witnessed tremendous innovations in dynamic spectrum access (DSA), an approach to letting secondary users access the spectrum holes called
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Welcome Murata!
Murata, a global leader in the design, manufacture and supply of electronic components and solutions is the latest member to join theDynamic Spectrum Alliance.
Spectrum Sharing Omens Bode Well
Five omens suggest dynamic access to the airwaves is on its way, bringing hope that more people will gain access to more affordable broadband services.
Spotlight on Asia
In less than 12 months, we’ve worked to expand opportunities for dynamic spectrum access technologies and techniques
Spectrum Should Be Shared
Most of today’s available spectrum is not being used or shared efficiently because today’s regulatory policies are static, driven by efforts to minimize interference.