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African Telecommunications Union launches spectrum recommendations aimed at expanding ICT space in Africa
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Kenya is among 45 other African Countries and telecommunications stakeholders that have launched the first set of ATU spectrum recommendations. These recommendations will focus on transforming Africa into a knowledge economy, through the development of technologies that boost connectivity and innovation.
The spectrum recommendations are as a result of an MoU signed between Ericsson (NASDAQ: ERIC) and African Telecommunications Union (ATU) to help quicken the launch of technology across the continent.
In Africa, a limited amount of Spectrum is allocated to the mobile industry as well as other sectors of communication to facilitate the transmission of wireless signals. The launched spectrum recommendations outline the importance of awarding the radio spectrum in countries across Africa in a timely, predictable and cost-effective manner.
Apr 23, 2021
African countries and telecommunications stakeholders have launched the first set of ATU spectrum recommendations that focus on developing technologies that boost connectivity and innovation.
The spectrum recommendations are as a result of a Memorandum of Understanding signed between Ericsson and African Telecommunications Union (ATU) to help fast-track the roll out of technology across the continent.
In Africa today, a limited amount of spectrum is allocated to the mobile industry as well as other sectors of communication to facilitate the transmission of wireless signals.
The launched spectrum recommendations outline the importance of awarding the radio spectrum in countries across Africa in a timely, predictable and cost-effective fashion so as to support affordable, high-quality delivery of ICT services and spur smart technology initiatives. The recommendations also establish the idea that licensing should be technology-neutral and allow for service innovations.