4G Spectrum Allocation in UK at the Centre of Storm

Author: nickwillis | Posted: 21.04.2012

In order to set the 4G ball rolling; leading mobile networks in UK are walking extra mile to take winning edge over the rest. Hence, no prize for guessing that in the wake of soaring 4G war top mobile gladiators in UK are sweating out hard to cash on the incessant popularity of the 4G mobile technology that are bound to change the dynamics of the mobile industry as a whole. In a deliberate move to dominate mobile landscape across the UK, mobile bigwigs are trying all the rules in the business book to become first among the equals to get 4G license to lead the game ahead.

The UK telecom regulator “OfCom” has waved green flag to mobile operator “Every Thing Every Where” to launch 4G mobile service across the board in UK at least a year ahead of other leading mobile networks. No wonder that on the back of 4G technology mobile freaks will enjoy array of benefits like never before. But as the matter of fact Orange and T-Mobile users have all reasons to celebrate the news because “ofCom’s announcement has paved the way for them to avail the 4G service this year but the customers who are using the service of other mobile networks may have to wait a bit longer to get their hands on 4G enabled mobile phones. No wonder that it has pushed the intense mobile battle among leading service felicitators to the next level.

The announcement has taken UK’s mobile arena by acute storm setting the stage for further power altercation. The countdown has begun and Orange and T-Mobile users are at the joyous end as prolonged wait is finally over for them. But the twist in the tale is that other big players are challenging telecom regulator’s decision and in the midst of controversy surrounding the 4G spectrum allocation the mobile circuit is buzzing with volley of speculations. Vodafone has already opposed the unanticipated decision of the telecom regular to give one company a head start against the rest of players.

What particularly has earned the wrath of the top players that the OfCom’s ruling seems to favor one player at the cost of the other players? Therefore, no surprise that other players fear to lose their strong foothold in the UK market. Another flaw that eventually added to the chaos is that even before the related proceedings of spectrum allocation take off; the telecom regulator allowed “Every Thing Every Where” to go ahead with the existing spectrum to provide 4G service much before other leading players launch their services.

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