The Norwegian Communications Authority (Nkom) plays a pivotal role in overseeing and regulating the mobile network landscape in Norway, ensuring fair competition and reliable service for consumers. Based in Norway, which has the Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 242, Nkom is instrumental in assigning Mobile Network Codes (MNCs) to operators. Specifically, the MNC 10 is associated with a particular mobile network within Norway, potentially indicating a specific operator or a sub-brand operating under a larger telecommunications entity. Norway's mobile market is generally considered advanced, with high penetration rates and well-developed infrastructure, contributing to its standing within Europe. Nkom's regulatory activities contribute to this, fostering an environment where operators like Telenor and TeliaSonera compete to provide quality services to a largely tech-savvy populace. The allocation and management of spectrum, tied to both MCC (242) for Norway and individual MNCs like 10, is essential for enabling these networks to function effectively and delivering the data speeds and coverage that Norwegian consumers expect. The relationship between Nkom and the various mobile network providers is therefore vital to the ongoing development of Norway’s digital infrastructure and the services available to its citizens.