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Summary of National Spectrum Positions: C-Band for 5G

Core Content

This document provides an overview of the current global status of C-band spectrum allocation for 5G and 5G-relevant (technology neutral) licensing. It outlines the spectrum usage status across different regions, including CEPT (ITU Region 1), The Americas (ITU Region 2), and Asia-Pacific (ITU Region 3). The information is based on data from the GSA GAMBoD database, which serves as a key resource for the mobile industry and policymakers.

Key Definitions

• Assigned: Spectrum has been assigned for public mobile or FWA networks, potentially enabling 5G deployment.
• Ongoing assignment: Requests or invitations to participate have been issued, with a definite date for auction or assignment proceedings.
• Ongoing consultation: In the early stages of deciding how to allocate spectrum for 5G or other purposes.
• Planned assignment: A decision has been made to assign spectrum, and the process is underway, including consultations on specific blocks, band plans, and assignment procedures.
• Planned assignment (local/private networks): Spectrum is planned for local or private network use.
• Local licensing: Spectrum is set aside for individual licensing on a local basis.
• Shared spectrum: Spectrum is shared among multiple users.
• Temporarily assigned to test/trial: Spectrum is temporarily allocated for 5G testing or trials.
• Identified for IMT: Spectrum is identified for use in IMT (International Mobile Telecommunications), which includes 5G.
• Considering the options: The spectrum is under consideration for future allocation.
• Precise range to be confirmed: Spectrum usage is known, but the exact ranges are not yet confirmed.
• Reserved for future assignment (public networks): Spectrum is reserved for potential future assignment to public networks.

Main Points

• Global Overview: The C-band spectrum is being evaluated and allocated globally for 5G and technology-neutral purposes.
• Regional Status:
  • CEPT (ITU Region 1): A variety of statuses are observed, including assigned, planned assignment, and ongoing consultation.
  • The Americas (ITU Region 2): Similar statuses are noted, with some countries already having assigned or planned assignments.
  • Asia-Pacific (ITU Region 3): The region is also in various stages of spectrum planning and allocation.
• Licensing Models: Different countries adopt varying models, including nationwide or regional licensing, local/private licensing, and shared spectrum.
• Useability for 5G: Some spectrum is already assigned but may not be suitable for 5G. Others are reserved for future use or under consideration.

Key Information

• GSA's Role: The Global Mobile Suppliers Association (GSA) represents the mobile ecosystem and provides insights into spectrum allocation.
• Data Source: The information is derived from the GSA GAMBoD database, which is accessible to GSA members and associates.
• Subscription Options: Regulators, government agencies, and mobile operators can access discounted annual subscriptions to the database.
• Contact: For more information, contact GSA at info@gsacom.com.

Conclusion

The C-band spectrum is a critical resource for 5G deployment globally, with varying stages of allocation and planning across regions. GSA plays a vital role in tracking and reporting on these developments, offering valuable insights to stakeholders. The use of different licensing models and the ongoing consultation processes highlight the complexity and diversity of spectrum management in the context of 5G.