MWC22 Barcelona Snapshot: Spectrum
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More than 61,000 attendees from almost 200 countries convened in-person to reconnect with industry partners and set their business agendas for 2022 and beyond. Over 1,900 companies displayed their latest innovations while showcasing the role of mobile technology in unleashing connectivity. Announcements, demonstrations and discussions spanned the major themes shaping the future of the industry.

In this snapshot, GSMA Intelligence examines the key announcements and innovations in spectrum at MWC22, and what they mean for the industry. For the full analysis of topics covered at MWC22, see “MWC22 Barcelona: insights beyond the headlines”.

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