US EditionItalian duo advance towards RAN sharing deal
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Three major Italian operators have just made a significant move. TIM, on the one hand, and Fastweb plus Vodafone (Swisscom), on the other, have signed an agreement to improve their mobile networks. The goal is to rapidly expand 5G coverage across the Italian peninsula. This cooperative model will cover approximately 60% of the Italian population. […]
With the aim of expanding 5G coverage in Italy, Fastweb+Vodafone and Telecom Italia (TIM) signed a preliminary agreement to share radio access network (RAN sharing). Telecommunications companies announced on January 7 that shared use will allow them to optimize the deployment of mobile infrastructure, reduce duplication and strengthen coverage in less densely populated areas of the country. The agreement covers 5G coverage in municipalities with…
Fastweb and Vodafone have reached a preliminary agreement with TIM to accelerate 5G expansion in Italy. - on macitynet.it TIM, Fastweb, and Vodafone are collaborating to develop the 5G network.
Italian duo advance towards RAN sharing deal
Telecom Italia and Fastweb + Vodafone flagged expected efficiencies and 5G infrastructure improvements from a RAN sharing deal the pair are working on, with a final contract expected to be in place by Q2. In their respective statements, the operators explained they had “defined a preliminary agreement” on the collaboration, a step towards a final deal. A network sharing pact would be subject to approval by several authorities in the country, inc…
Fastweb + Vodafone, TIM advance shared 5G rollout in Italy
Fastweb+Vodafone and TIM plan to use a RAN sharing model to accelerate 5G deployment om Italy, targeting small towns. In sum – what to know: Shared rollout – Fastweb+Vodafone plan to use a RAN sharing model to accelerate 5G deployment across Italy, pending regulatory approvals. Smaller towns – The project targets towns with fewer than […]
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