12th European Spectrum Management Forum
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12th European Spectrum Management Forum

Sep 22, 2026 - Sep 24, 2026 09:00 - 17:00 Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel, Barry 109 Views
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Radio spectrum is the invisible backbone of the modern world, and the 12th European Spectrum Management Forum is the definitive venue for those who manage it. Taking place in Cardiff, this three-day seminar brings together the "who’s who" of the telecommunications industry, from national regulators to satellite operators and mobile network providers. As the race for 6G intensifies and the demand for satellite-to-device (D2D) connectivity skyrockets, this forum provides the critical space for technical and policy alignment.

The 2026 edition of the forum is particularly crucial as it follows major international frequency allocation decisions. The program features technical workshops on spectrum sharing, interference mitigation, and the utilization of higher frequency bands for ultra-fast broadband. Delegates will hear from the ITU, the RSPG, and leading industry bodies about the roadmap for the next decade of wireless communication. The forum also tackles the "Sovereign Cloud" and "Direct-to-Device" policy frameworks that are reshaping how data is transmitted across borders.

Beyond the technicalities, the event focuses on the socio-economic impact of spectrum policy. How can we ensure rural connectivity while meeting the massive data demands of smart cities? How does spectrum management play into national security and defense? These questions will be at the heart of the "Policy Plenary" sessions. With exhibitors showcasing the latest in signal testing and spectrum monitoring technology, the European Spectrum Management Forum is an essential calendar event for anyone involved in the hardware, software, or policy of telecommunications.

Key Event Highlights

Strategic Roadmap for 6G Spectrum Allocation. Workshop on Satellite-to-Device (D2D) Policy Frameworks. Live demonstrations of Spectrum Monitoring Technology. Panel on Spectrum’s role in National Security & Defence. Networking dinner at the historic Cardiff Castle.

Venue & Location Info

Mercure Cardiff Holland House Hotel

24-26 Newport Rd, Cardiff, CF24 0DD, UK , Barry

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Timings
Sep 22-Sep 24, 2026
09:00 - 17:00 (GMT/BST)
Entry Fees
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Event Type
Seminar
In-Person Event
Estimated Turnout & Audience
Telecommunications Engineers, Spectrum Regulators, Satellite Operators, Mobile Network Executives, Wireless Technology Developers
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