UK Expands 6 GHz Wi-Fi Spectrum Under IR 2030
The United Kingdom has expanded its licence-exempt spectrum for wireless connectivity. On October 23, 2026, the Office of Communications (Ofcom) published Version 1.17 of the UK Interface Requirement 2030 (IR 2030), introducing an important update to UK Wi-Fi Spectrum regulations. The revision extends the authorised frequency range for Wireless Access Systems and Radio Local Area […]
Honduras Expands WAS/RLAN and Revises Spectrum Rules
Honduras has expanded its frequency framework for wireless access, mobile networks and satellite systems. The Honduras spectrum update introduces changes relevant to equipment configurations and network authorization planning. CONATEL adopted Resolution NR003/26 on August 26, 2026, and it took effect upon publication on September 2, 2026. The resolution updates the National Frequency Allocation Plan and […]
Nigeria 6 GHz Framework for WAS/RLAN
Nigeria has introduced a significant Nigeria 6 GHz Framework that establishes the regulatory conditions for the use of the lower 6 GHz band (5925–6425 MHz). Issued by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), the framework enables Wireless Access Systems (WAS) and Radio Local Area Networks (RLAN) operating under IEEE 802.11ax and ETSI EN 303 687 V1.1.1 […]
Qatar Frequency Plan Update for Wireless Spectrum
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) published the 2026 Qatar National Frequency Allocation Plan (QNFAP), updating the framework that governs the country’s radio frequency spectrum. The Qatar Frequency Plan defines how authorities manage spectrum use across wireless services while aligning national policies with International Telecommunication Union (ITU) standards. The updated plan supports reliable and interference-free communications […]
Mauritania – New SRD Licensing Exemptions
Mauritania has officially introduced SRD licensing exemptions, redefining the framework for the use of low power and short range devices (SRDs). With Decision N° 100/2025/ARE/CNR, the Regulatory Authority provides license-free spectrum use for specific device categories, subject to strict technical conditions. Key Regulatory Changes Exemptions and Conditions The regulation, enacted on October 22, 2025, exempts […]
Australia Updates Spectrum Plan for Modern Connectivity
ACMA Modernizes Australia’s Spectrum Framework The Australia spectrum plan has been officially updated by the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) to accommodate emerging technologies and evolving spectrum needs. As of 2 October 2025, the latest version Australian Radiofrequency Spectrum Plan Variation 2025 (No. 1) brings several refinements to frequency band allocations, reflecting ACMA’s commitment […]
Panama 6GHz Devices Rules Simplified
Unlocking Opportunities: Panama 6GHz Devices Update Panama 6GHz devices regulations have been updated following a recent announcement from the National Authority of Public Services (ASEP). These changes to frequency allocation open new opportunities for manufacturers and integrators of wireless technologies. The update marks an important milestone for Panama in aligning with international spectrum management trends […]
Colombia Adds 5G Band 38 to Terminal Equipment Standards
Colombia Adds 5G Band 38 to Terminal Equipment Standards On June 11, 2025, Colombia’s Comisión de Regulación de Comunicaciones (CRC) released Circular 162 of 2025, introducing an important update to enable 5G Band 38 device certifications. This Regulatory Updates notice formally replaces Circular 155 of 2024 and revises the technical standards required for the homologation […]
Indonesia: SDPPI Opens Public Consultation on Wireless Power Transmission; New Frequency Allocations Proposed
Indonesia’s Ministry of Communication and Digital is currently developing new regulations for Wireless Power Transmission (WPT) technology, which will revoke the existing standards for WPT outlined in the KEPMEN KOMINFO No. 260 Tahun 2024. The proposed changes are designed to accommodate technological advancements and improve the efficiency of WPT by expanding and specifically allocating frequency […]
Mexico: Introduces ADYT for Digital Transformation While Postponing Debate on IFT Dissolution
The Mexican government has launched the Digital Transformation and Telecommunications Agency (ADYT) to simplify bureaucratic processes, enhance digital public services, and reduce corruption. The initiative includes a Digitalization and Simplification Law that prioritizes technological autonomy, data intelligence, and public accessibility, with milestones such as digital identity implementation and regulatory simplifications planned through 2025. Meanwhile, the […]