We assess international regulatory approaches to AI and directly assess safety provisions after various frontier firms have called for policymakers to do more.
Allocating the upper 6GHz band
A number of decisions on how to award the upper portion of the 6GHz band in Europe are still pending. We analyse the approaches taken so far in countries including Brazil, China and the US.
The status of copper retirement
We examine progress so far and expected completion timelines for retirement, common challenges faced by operators, and the frameworks put in place by regulators to guide the process.
Mobile coverage and reporting
We compare how regulators measure coverage, the methodologies used, how it's reported, and what operators can advertise.
(De)regulating for growth
We examine what the existing regulatory burden looks like, and what regulating for growth could look like in practice from Europe to the US.
The fairness agenda
Comparing the regulation of digital markets
We consider the DMCC Act's four-year road to adoption and how it compares to other efforts to rein in big tech.
AI and competition
We chart activity from competition authorities on AI, including foundation models and the antitrust implications of partnerships with big tech.
Spectrum policy roundup
We explore the new US spectrum strategy and its ambition to expand sharing among users, along with mmWave awards in Poland and Switzerland.
Net neutrality and ‘fair share’ outside Europe
We explore what a return to Obama-era net neutrality rules would look like, plus attempts to promote Europe’s divisive 'fair share' debate in India and Brazil.
