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Jun 19 2015
France outlines 700 MHz allocation plans
France’s telecoms regulator ARCEP has revealed details of its proposed allocation plans for the freed-up 700 MHz band, which will see 2×30 MHz of spectrum offered to mobile operators to enable them to keep pace with increases in consumption, with the Government deeming it vital that they be allocated new frequency bands, and particularly bands […]
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By Expat • International News • Tags: 700 MHz, ARCEP, France