This spring, the University of Notre Dame welcomes the development of a critical strategy at the national level. It’s about the radio frequency spectrum, the natural resource used by all sorts of high ...

The group has been highlighting the importance of spectrum for wireless mics at events like the Super Bowl, Olympics and FIFA World Cup When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- For major U.S. events like Super Bowl 2026, FIFA World Cup, America 250, and the 2028 Olympics, the need for spectrum to operate wireless microphones is more ...

Wireless spectrum involves the frequency range that allows technology such as radio and Wi-Fi to work. Certain parts of the wireless spectrum, most commonly known as midband spectrum, have allowed the ...

The use of wireless spectrum is often determined by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), which generally implements rules regarding spectrum use through notice and comment rulemaking ...

Five leaders of network operators want better wireless regulations, promising better service for consumers but also hoping for better business for themselves. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from ...

Nov. 13 (UPI) --A new national strategy will see up to 2,700 megahertz of wireless spectrum potentially repurposed to help meet the evolving innovation and security needs of American industry, the ...

The wireless spectrum has become very crowded real estate, and work is underway through a new technology research center to improve spectrum access, co-existence, and security. Addressing these ...

The U.S. military is firing million-dollar missiles at Iranian drones that cost a tiny fraction as much — a striking example ...

WASHINGTON The FCC has proposed a new set of rules for wireless broadband in wireless frequencies above 24 GHz. These new rules reportedly will set the groundwork for next-generation mobile ...

Depending on who’s talking, the wireless spectrum auction that starts on Jan. 24 will significantly change the mobile and wireless landscape in the United States, or it won’t have much impact at all.

The U.S. is rapidly falling behind its global competitors in the race to transfer government-controlled wireless frequencies to the private sector. Policymakers have created a growing “spectrum gap” ...