Open data: the Band Atlas dataset
The data is also published on GitHub: 365724-ctrl/band-atlas-data. Star or fork it; if something is out of date, open an issue there with a link to the operator’s or maker’s announcement.
You may download, use and republish this data, commercially too, with attribution: “Hyper Nexus · Band Atlas (aiotrf.com/en/ai/band-atlas/)”, under CC BY 4.0.
Every row carries source IDs and an evidence grade: A regulator, standards body or operator; B industry body or trade press; C community compilation (scored only when two agree). confidence x means cross-checked, s means single source.
| File | Contents | Size |
|---|---|---|
| atlas.json | Everything: bands, networks, status, sources (the checker uses this file) | 306 KB |
| bands.csv | 3GPP band table (LTE + NR) | 11 KB |
| networks.csv | 5G SA, RedCap, LTE-M, NB-IoT, 2G and 3G status per network | 18 KB |
| network_bands.csv | Bands in use per network, with layer and confidence | 49 KB |
| iot_networks.csv | Commercial Cat-M1 and NB-IoT operators in 74 markets (GSMA list, outdated entries corrected) | 10 KB |
| pulse.csv | Network Pulse: history and sources for 13 indicators | 4 KB |
| redcap_networks.csv | 5G RedCap launches, deployments and trials (GSA, April 2026) | 1 KB |
| sunset.csv | 2G, 3G and NB-IoT switch-off events | 3 KB |
| sources.csv | Sources and evidence grades | 96 KB |
| models.csv | Modules and IoT devices (DTUs, routers, trackers): bands and sources | 6 KB |
| model_verdicts.csv | The rating of every module and device on every network, with the bands it lacks | 217 KB |
Corrections and updates
Anyone can suggest a correction to this atlas. How it works:
- Send: use “Suggest a correction” on any page, ideally with a source link.
- Automatic check: our server opens the source link and looks for the bands or dates you mention.
- Review: we verify it against our two-source rule and contact you if you left an email.
- Update: accepted corrections are listed below and take effect in the next data update.
Accepted corrections
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Changelog
- V32.15 (2026-09-30): 9 networks in Qatar, Kuwait and Israel; a band encyclopedia (one page per band); a site-wide visual refresh (type, colour, a more futuristic feel).
- V32.14 (2026-09-30): the section is renamed “SI New World” (formerly AI New World, same address); a topic menu opens on hover; the SI pages use the homepage logo.
- V32.13 (2026-09-30): email alerts for corrections; Dongle 400 CE certification for Germany and France.
- V32.12 (2026-09-30): homepage quick links; “super intelligence (SI)” as the main term, with AI kept as an alias.
- V32.11 (2026-09-30): printable module compatibility report (A4, reference number, QR code); certification guide.
- V32.10 (2026-09-30): online corrections (send, automatic source check, review, public log); new home layout with a spectrum of the checked bands; theme follows the system; Dongle 400 TDRA (UAE) and CST (Saudi) certification.
- V32.9 (2026-09-30): header matches the homepage; easier reading (type size, line length, spacing, tables); source previews on hover; MF833V TDRA (UAE) and CST (Saudi) certification.
- V32.8 (2026-09-30): band-level checks for 5 networks in the UAE and Saudi Arabia.
- V32.7 (2026-09-30): interface refresh: softer surfaces and motion, light/dark switch, plain-language glossary, remembered checker choices, back-to-top.
- V32.6 (2026-09-30): Replacing 2G in Europe (timetable, affected devices, band requirements, MF833V results and supply terms).
- V32.5 (2026-09-30): the dashboard now takes a global IoT view (device totals, cellular and satellite IoT, module shipments, operator ranking); search box and selection buttons made larger and clearer.
- V32.4 (2026-09-30): Network Pulse dashboard: latest official figures for 13 indicators, with trends and milestones.
- V32.3 (2026-09-30): band-level checks for 11 networks in Japan, Germany and France (bands, 5G SA, RedCap, IoT, 2G/3G).
- V32.2 (2026-09-30): navigation rebuilt around visitor questions, site-wide search (/ or ⌘K), module checks on country pages.
- V32.1 (2026-09-30): IoT technology layer for 74 markets (Cat-M1, NB-IoT, RedCap); AT&T NB-IoT corrected (shut down in Q1 2025).
- V32.0 (2026-09-30): first release. All 148 3GPP bands; 14 networks in the UK, US, South Korea and China.
