U.K. readies for auction of 4G spectrum

Murugavel
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Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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Ofcom, the U.K. government's regulatory body for telecommunications, has announced plans for an auction of radio spectrum for 4G mobile services in the U.K. It has announced a consultation procedure as it decides the detailed rules for the auction which is expected to take place in the first quarter of 2012. More here.
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is a pioneering figure in the Global Semiconductor Blogging scene since 2004. A 24+ year Semicon Industry veteran, he has held various leadership positions at large product companies. He is currently the Product Director at an Automotive Semiconductor maker. Murugavel earned his Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M University and his specialization was in Digital Signal Processing, and VLSI architectures for Digital Communications. He is very enthusiastic about AI, Automotive, Telecom, Industrial IoT, Smart Cities and other Future Technologies. This Blog has been his long time calling/passion and hobby where he writes about Technology.

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    1. wholesale dropshippersApril 01, 2011

      UK Government has taken this step in the right time as modern technology is growing fast and large number of consumers in UK use these technologies to make their business communication easier.

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    2. James SmithMay 31, 2011

      Such a informative. . . thanks for sharing with others . .Highly benefited....keep posting :)

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    3. prowestSeptember 25, 2011

      much well

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