Twelve of the largest European telecoms firms urged regulators on Wednesday to allocate more spectrum for mobile services, warning Europe risks falling behind the U.S. in future 6G deployment. In a letter seen by Reuters, operators including Britain’s Vodafone, Germany’s Deutsche Telekom, France’s Orange and Italy’s TIM demanded the entire upper 6GHz band be made available for mobile networks. The upper 6GHz band is one of the few remaining large blocks of mid-band spectrum available, as most European nations auctioned airwaves in the 3.4-3.8 GHz range for initial 5G deployments.Read More
Mobile operators warn Europe may fall behind US on 6G without more spectrum
