The U.S. House of Representatives passed an act that would repeal the mandate that the FCC auction off the T-band spectrum 2021.

EUCAST integrated CommAgility’s LTE software into South Korea's public-safety network, a project led by the country's Ministry of the Interior and Safety, due to its proven robustness and reliability.

The state of Minnesota selected Inteliquent as the state’s next-generation 9-1-1 (NG 9-1-1) services provider to ingress all 9-1-1 calls on behalf of the state. This is the latest statewide announcement in the initiative to advance NG 9-1-1 solutions nationwide.

The Enterprise Wireless Alliance (EWA) sent an ex parte letter to the FCC seeking more details on the commission’s proposal to allow states to lease 4.9 GHz spectrum to commercial entities, utilities and other.

The Public Safety Spectrum Alliance (PSSA) asked the FCC to withdraw a report and order that would allow states to lease 4.9 GHz spectrum to commercial entities, utilities and other from consideration for its Sept. 30 meeting.

The FCC has recognized the potential of television broadcasting to evolve and has allowed licensed operators to transition to an all IP-based broadcast technology called Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC 3.0) or NextGen TV. This wireless standard, the result of work that was aligned with Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPPP) and other IP-based communications platforms, is just now being deployed. By the nature of its underlying awareness of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), and ability to transport time synchronous data packet payloads, there now exists a new tool that has an ability to impact the world of Position/Navigation/Timing (PNT).

Ericsson has agreed to acquire Cradlepoint, a provider of wireless edge WAN 4G and 5G enterprise solutions. The investment is key to Ericsson’s ongoing strategy of capturing market share in the rapidly expanding 5G enterprise space.

The U.K. Home Office said that Airwave network likely will not be turned off until at least the beginning of 2024 due to delays with the Emergency Services Network (ESN), which is intended to replace the Airwave network for the country’s emergency services.

As massive wildfires ravage the west coast of the U.S. and hurricanes strike the east coast, first responders combatting the disasters have to deal with the impact these disasters have on their communications.

Critical infrastructure and public-safety organizations filed two separate emergency petitions for stay with U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit.