For years, I've been collecting information from all around the web about which mobile network operator has how much bandwidth in which bands. Such information is quite helpful when it comes to understanding strategies and arguments in debates. No need to do that anymore as CEPT has just released a very comprehensive document giving an overview of spectrum owners for all European countries for the 800 MHz digital dividend band, the 900 MHz GSM/UMTS band, the 1800 MHz GSM/LTE band, the 2100 MHz UMTS band and the 2600 MHz LTE band. Here's the link to the page and here a link directly to the document ('ECO Report 03'), enjoy!
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Cool overview..I really like it!
Do you have something similar for America or Asia?
Posted by: Mo | November 09, 2012 at 05:03 PM
Hi Mo,
no, unfortunately not.
-Martin
Posted by: mobilesociety | November 10, 2012 at 01:44 PM