Fibre optic cable among Chinese imports hit by new Brazilian tariffs

Posted on October 22, 2024 by Guest authors

Brazil has imposed new tariffs on various imports from China and other Asian nations, including iron, steel and fibre optic cable, in what officials say is an effort to combat dumping.

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India’s frequency allocation plan disappoints operators

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India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has formally announced its National Frequency Allocation Plan 2025 (NFAP-2025). It took effect from 30 December 2025 but is already attracting negative comments from operators.

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GSMA: Spectrum costs threaten performance of mobile networks

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May 15, 2025
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The GSMA has found that operators are struggling with spectrum costs, holding back investment to improve the performance of mobile networks. According to the GSMA, on average, consumers are actually paying about 38% less for mobile services than a deca…

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Tunisia kicks off tender process for 5G licences

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Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies reportedly launched a call for tenders for 5G operating licences on Sunday, with the aim of launching commercial 5G services in some form as early as November this year.

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