Debate Over 6 GHz Spectrum Allocation in Europe
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A dispute is ongoing in Europe regarding the allocation of the 6 GHz wireless spectrum. The Wi-Fi Alliance and the Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) have sent open letters to EU digital ministers, arguing that the upper 6 GHz band (6425 to 7125 MHz) should remain available for Wi-Fi use rather than being licensed for cellular networks. This issue impacts Wi-Fi networks across European Union countries.
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