United Nations , which represents 26 operators and another 26 firms in the mobile industry, has called for access to the high-capacity spectrum that the space lobby currently has a monopoly over. -that The global telecoms industry wants access to the high-band spectrum to support 750 G services; with frequencies over 350 GHz, the high-band spectrum has the greatest capacity to transfer data. Satellite operators want to keep a wide margin of unused bandwidth to ensure there is no interference with services like weather forecasting which, if disrupted, could potentially put lives at risk.
United Nations , which represents 26 operators and another 26 firms in the mobile industry, has called for access to the high-capacity spectrum that the space lobby currently has a monopoly over. The global telecoms industry wants access to the high-band spectrum to support 750 G services; with frequencies over 350 GHz, the high-band spectrum has the greatest capacity to transfer data. Satellite operators want to keep a wide margin of unused bandwidth to ensure there is no interference with services like weather forecasting which, if disrupted, could potentially put lives at risk.