Mobile Evolution in 6 GHz
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The impact of spectrum assignment options in 6.425–7.125 GHz
Regulators are seeking further evidence to inform their decisions on which technology requires additional 6 GHz spectrum, as this represents the largest remaining single block of mid-band spectrum that can be assigned to licensed mobile or unlicensed RLAN.
The digital needs of industry, businesses and consumers have a clear impact on spectrum management considerations, including the use of licensed and unlicensed spectrum, and macro- and small-cell public mobile networks.
To assist policymakers in their decision-making for the evolution of mobile spectrum, including the 6 GHz band, this report provides new evidence on data traffic growth, the utilisation of mobile and Wi-Fi in different scenarios and frequency bands, and how efficiently mobile and Wi-Fi technologies are currently utilising their existing spectrum.
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