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I have to wonder why this would be brought up at the ITU and not the IETF. The ITU in general regulates spectrum usage and the modulation on top of that, which
by xxpor 6y ago
I have to wonder why this would be brought up at the ITU and not the IETF. The ITU in general regulates spectrum usage and the modulation on top of that, which are more or less restricted to L1 in modern networks. Unless there's something I'm missing?
- flyinghamster 6y agoI wouldn't be surprised if it would go over like a lead balloon at the IETF, and they're trying to do an end-run around them. Not to mention, in my opinion, the ITU is far less transparent and more prone to backroom dealing.
- xxpor 6y agoI figured it had to be something like that. Fortunately the last time something this silly came up at the ITU, it also went over like a lead balloon: https://www.save2m.org/2019/08/france-defeated-thales-and-their-drones-will-stay-off-the-2m-band/ https://www.save2m.org/2019/08/france-defeated-thales-and-th...
- C1sc0cat 6y agoLot of smaller countries open to back room pressure
- samgranieri 6y agoI think you'd have to take a look at the composition of the ITU's membership vs the IETF's membership, and therein is the answer
- nwah1 6y agoCurrent head of the ITU is a Chinese national.