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HomeStudy on assessing the efficiency of radio spectrum award processes in the Member States, including the effects of applying the European Electronic Communications Code
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The study’s high-level objective was to assess “how the conditions attached to rights of use during radio spectrum awards processes in the Member States affected the rollout of 5G networks.” The main policy background is the 5G connectivity targets set by the European Commission (EC). Using statistical and qualitative analysis, the study determined how spectrum allocation and assignment policies affected 5G network rollout, investment levels, and the pricing and quality of services. In particular, the study found that early spectrum awards benefited 5G network deployment, supporting the associated EU Connectivity Toolbox best practice. The study identified several further steps that the EU could take towards a more coordinated approach that would promote investment, 5G population coverage, and the internal market, including: Encouraging Member States to develop a long-term (ten-year) spectrum management framework that supports wireless connectivity investments, efficient spectrum use, and competition ; Clarifying the definition of “5G coverage” and its relationship to Quality of Service, to provide clearer policy goals which ensure that 5G economic and societal benefits are delivered ; Setting up a Spectrum Observatory to close the current information gap in identifying practices which aid progress towards greater wireless connectivity investment and 100% 5G coverage.
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- Service(s) auteur(s): Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (Commission européenne) , LS Telcom , PolicyTracker , VVA
- Thèmes: Technologies de l'information et des télécommunications
- Sujet: 5G , bande de fréquences , investissement , marché unique , prestation de services , prix à la consommation , réglementation des télécommunications , réseau de transmission , vente aux enchères , État membre UE
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-59388-1 | DOI 10.2775/352883 | Numéro de catalogue KK-05-22-416-EN-N |
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-59387-4 | DOI 10.2775/232162 | Numéro de catalogue KK-05-22-416-EN-C |
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