Qatar
30-06-2025
CRA to Phase Out 3G Mobile Services by December 31, 2025
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CRA to Phase Out 3G Mobile Services by December 31, 2025 – Qatar
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Regulatory Framework for the Delivery of Electronic Communications Networks and Services – Guinea Bissau
Guinea Bissau
30-06-2025
Regulatory Framework for the Delivery of Electronic Communications Networks and Services
Guinea-Bissau has introduced a new regulation establishing the legal framework for the provision of electronic communications networks and services. The regulation outlines general authorization procedures, defines the rights and obligations of operators, and sets conditions for the initiation, cessation, and oversight of communications activities. For more Information Kindly reach out to: typeapproval@5mglobal.com |
TRAI Extends Deadline for Comments on Microwave Spectrum Consultation Paper
India
30-06-2025
TRAI Extends Deadline for Comments on Microwave Spectrum Consultation Paper
| The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has announced an extension for submitting responses to its Consultation Paper on the “Assignment of the Microwave Spectrum in 6 GHz (lower), 7 GHz, 13 GHz, 15 GHz, 18 GHz, 21 GHz Bands, E-Band, and V-Band.” Originally released on 28 May 2025, the paper invited stakeholder feedback with deadlines set for 25 June (comments) and 9 July 2025 (counter-comments). In response to industry requests, TRAI has now extended the deadlines to: 2 July 2025 for comments 16 July 2025 for counter-comments Submissions are encouraged in electronic format |
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Komdigi to Transition All Telecom Device Testing to Domestic Facilities by 2026 – INDONESIA
Indonesia
30-06-2025
Komdigi to Transition All Telecom Device Testing to Domestic Facilities by 2026
Depok, West Java – The Indonesian government is accelerating its push for technological sovereignty by enhancing domestic testing of telecommunications devices. This effort was formalized through a cooperation agreement between the Ministry of Communication and Digital (Komdigi) and the National Standardization Agency (BSN), signed at the Indonesia Digital Test House (IDTH) in Depok on June 4, 2025. For more information kindly reach out to: typeapproval@5mglobal.com |
McKinsey Survey Finds Responsible AI Key to Unlocking Full Potential of Technology – GLOBAL
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Global
30-05-2025
McKinsey Survey Finds Responsible AI Key to Unlocking Full Potential of Technology
The rapid advancement of generative AI and large language models (LLMs) is fueling widespread adoption across various business functions, with organizations aiming to enhance productivity, efficiency, and innovation. However, realizing these benefits depends on the safe and responsible deployment of AI technologies. Responsible AI (RAI) practices are a foundational component of a broader AI trust strategy, essential for generating confidence among customers, employees, and stakeholders in how organizations develop and use AI.
RAI involves addressing key issues such as data governance, explainability, fairness, privacy, security, and transparency. By embedding these principles into their AI initiatives, organizations can mitigate risks, strengthen accountability, and build long-term trust—ultimately maximizing the impact of their AI solutions.
A recent McKinsey survey of over 750 leaders from 38 countries sheds light on the current state of RAI implementation in enterprises across diverse industries, including technology, healthcare, finance, legal, and engineering. Using the McKinsey AI Trust Maturity Model—a comprehensive framework with four main dimensions (strategy, risk management, data and technology, and operating model) and 21 subdimensions—the survey evaluates organizations’ RAI maturity across four levels, from early-stage foundational efforts to fully developed, proactive programs. The findings offer valuable insights into how organizations are progressing on their responsible AI journeys and where gaps still exist.
CRC of Mongolia Rolls Out 5G Network
Mongolia
30-06-2025
CRC of Mongolia Rolls Out 5G Network
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Changes to Radio Frequency Allocation Plan Come into Force
Serbia
30-06-2025
Changes to Radio Frequency Allocation Plan Come into Force
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CRA Outlines Policy Direction for IoT and M2M in Qatar
Qatar
30-06-2025
CRA Outlines Policy Direction for IoT and M2M in Qatar
The Communications Regulatory Authority (CRA) has published a Position Paper on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Machine-to-Machine (M2M) technologies to promote innovation, security, and economic growth in Qatar. The Paper outlines a comprehensive regulatory framework to ensure secure, interoperable, and investment-friendly environments for Service Providers and businesses. Key goals include addressing current regulatory gaps, enabling flexible yet secure scaling of emerging technologies, and improving service reliability for consumers. It supports business and investment growth, positioning Qatar as a regional leader in digital innovation. CRA’s Technical Affairs Director, Mr. Ali Al-Suwaidi, highlighted IoT’s role in smart cities and sustainability, stressing the need for robust regulation aligned with global standards. The initiative aligns with Qatar’s broader digital transformation goals under the Qatar National Vision 2030 and related national strategies, aiming to foster a thriving, knowledge-based economy. Overall, the Position Paper lays the groundwork for future IoT policies, balancing innovation, consumer protection, and economic development. For more information kindly reach out to: typeapproval@5mglobal.com |
India’s DoT Releases Draft Rules for LPI and VLP WAS/RLAN Use in Lower 6 GHz Band
India
31-06-2025
India’s DoT Releases Draft Rules for LPI and VLP WAS/RLAN Use in Lower 6 GHz Band
| On May 19, 2025, India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) released the “Draft Rules for the Use of Low Power and Very Low Power Wireless Access Systems”, including ‘Radio Local Area Networks (RLANs)’ in the “Lower 6 GHz band (5925–6425 MHz)”. These rules will take effect upon their publication in the Official Gazette. Key provisions include:
The draft aims to regulate efficient use of spectrum for wireless broadband services while ensuring minimal interference. |
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TRAI Unveils Consultation Paper for Allocation of Microwave Spectrum in Various Frequency Bands Including E-Band and V-Band
India
31-06-2025
TRAI Unveils Consultation Paper for Allocation of Microwave Spectrum in Various Frequency Bands Including E-Band and V-Band
| The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has released a Consultation Paper on the assignment of microwave spectrum across multiple frequency bands, including 6 GHz (lower), 7 GHz, 13 GHz, 15 GHz, 18 GHz, 21 GHz, E-Band (71–76 / 81–86 GHz), and V-Band (57–64 / 66 GHz). This follows a revised reference from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT), aligning with the provisions of the Telecommunications Act, 2023, which classifies backhaul spectrum assignment as an administrative process. TRAI has been asked to provide recommendations on key aspects such as: Demand assessment and service scope (Access, Backhaul, or Integrated Access & Backhaul). Spectrum charges, spectrum cap, and carrier aggregation for backhaul spectrum. Impact of possible IMT use in 7/15 GHz bands post-WRC-2027. Spectrum earmarking for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and non-commercial/captive backhaul. Feasibility of license-exempt indoor device use in the V-band. Stakeholders are invited to submit comments by June 25, 2025, and counter-comments by July 9, 2025, via the TRAI website. |
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