British telecoms regulator Ofcom is examining the possibility of refarming spectrum in the 700MHz for use by operators to offer mobile broadband services. In launching a consultation regarding potential strategies for UHF bands IV and V the watchdog has said that the frequency, which is presently utilised for Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) services, could be reused with a view to countering growing demand for mobile broadband traffic. In its consultation document, Ofcom notes that additional lower frequency mobile broadband spectrum in the 700MHz band could be particularly valuable, in part as the lower frequency spectrum can often deliver better quality of service, particularly indoors
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OVETEL Ofcom mulling options on opening 700MHz for mobile broadband
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