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When frequencies have been used for one purpose, perhaps for decades, it is often difficult to reallocate these frequencies for a different use. The need for reallocation - often known as re-farming - can arise in several ways.

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Spectrum refarming refers to the process of reallocating or repurposing existing spectrum bands to improve efficiency and meet the increasing demand for wireless communication services. It involves modifying and optimizing the use of spectrum resources to better accommodate new technologies or services. Spectrum refarming can help maximize spectrum utilization and mitigate congestion in wireless networks.

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