ComReg Preps Irish Wireless Licenses
Posted: 19th Mar, 2003 By: MarkJ
Irelands telecoms regulator, ComReg, is expected to start offering fixed broadband wireless licenses from Friday:
From 21 March, applicants can apply for licences on a first-come, first-served basis for the provision of broadband wireless services in specific locations.
Licences will initially be offered in two frequency bands: 10 GHz and 26 GHz. Applicants will be invited to apply for licences for up to 2 x 28 MHz of spectrum for use in an area of the applicant's choice.
Further details will be available from the end of this week, more @ ElectricNews.
From 21 March, applicants can apply for licences on a first-come, first-served basis for the provision of broadband wireless services in specific locations.
Licences will initially be offered in two frequency bands: 10 GHz and 26 GHz. Applicants will be invited to apply for licences for up to 2 x 28 MHz of spectrum for use in an area of the applicant's choice.
Further details will be available from the end of this week, more @ ElectricNews.
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