Military airwaves could soon be used to meet growing demand for mobile
broadband under plans being proposed by Ofcom.
The communications watchdog is asking potential bidders for comments on a plan to sell off radio spectrum in the 2.3 GHz and 3.4 GHz bands, in an auction that could raise £50m to £70m.
The sale, expected to take place late next year or in early 2016, is part of a Government drive to free up Britain’s airwaves for civil use and comes as the military transfers to other communications.
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