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EU’s Upper‑6 GHz Spectrum Showdown: Wi‑Fi 7 vs 5G/6G as Germany Backs Mobile — RSPG decision expected Nov. 12
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Súboj o horné pásmo 6 GHz v EÚ: Wi‑Fi 7 verzus 5G/6G, Nemecko podporuje mobilné siete — rozhodnutie RSPG sa očakáva 12. novembra

Čo je nové 9. novembra Dnes dorazila nová vlna lobingu: The Register informuje, že Wi‑Fi Alliance a Dynamic Spectrum Alliance (DSA) doručili otvorené listy „digitálnym ministrom EÚ“ s varovaním, že zablokovanie Wi‑Fi v hornom pásme 6 GHz by bolo „devastujúce“ pre európsku konektivitu.
11 novembra, 2025

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