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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> VIENNA<\/a>: Austria<\/a> has sold 5G licences to three national mobile operators and a handful of local players, bringing in a mere 188 million euros ($213 million) in an auction aimed at ensuring a rapid rollout of the new technology.

Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 5G licences. Its first 5G auction is mainly aimed at speeding up data services in densely populated areas.

While the amount the 5G auction brought in was more than the 50 million euros the right-wing government had budgeted for, it paled in comparison to the 6.5 billion euros neighbouring Italy raised in October after a bidding war between operators.

\"We want to be a front-runner in 5G,\" telecoms regulator RTR's managing director Johannes Gungl told a news conference. Asked to explain the size of the bids, he said only that they were where supply met demand.

\"We also want this spectrum ... to be fully used and for the population and business to be able to enjoy the greater bandwidth,\" he added.

The auction divided the country into 12 zones. Deutsche Telekom<\/a>'s T-Mobile<\/a>, Telekom Austria's A1 and Hutchison Drei secured licences in all 12, while four local operators secured licences in up to three zones each.

A1 had the biggest bid with 64.3 million euros, followed by T-Mobile with 56.9 million euros and Hutchison Drei with 51.9 million euros, RTR data showed. The other operators secured licences with bids of roughly 5 million euros or less.

The licences came with a requirement that the three national operators set up at least 303 base stations nationwide as of Dec. 31 next year, rising to 1,000 from June 30, 2022, RTR said.

($1 = 0.8840 euros) \n

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奥地利卖5 g牌照一首歌,寻求快速推出

  • 发布于2019年3月8日08:46点坚持
维也纳:奥地利5 g牌照卖给三个国家当地移动运营商和少数球员,引进仅1.88亿欧元(合2.13亿美元)的拍卖旨在确保快速推出的新技术。

奥地利,落后在欧盟对于高速的宽带连接,是首批国家集团拍卖5 g牌照。其前5 g拍卖主要旨在加快数据服务在人口稠密的地区。

虽然5 g拍卖数量带来了超过5000万欧元的右翼政府预算,它围栅的邻国意大利65亿欧元相比提高10月后运营商之间的竞购战。

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“我们想成为领先者在5克,“电信监管机构RTR的董事总经理约翰Gungl在新闻发布会上说。乐动扑克要求解释投标的大小,他只是说,他们在供应满足需求。

“我们也希望这个频谱……充分利用和人口和商业能够享受更大的带宽,”他补充道。

拍卖将全国分为12区。德国电信的t - mobile,奥地利电信的A1和和记黄埔Drei在所有12获得牌照,而四个当地运营商获得牌照在三个区。

A1最大的出价6430万欧元,其次是t - mobile与5190万欧元,5690万欧元,和记Drei RTR数据显示。投标的其他运营商获得许可证或少大约500万欧元。

许可证的要求这三个国家运营商在全国建立至少303个基站作为明年12月31日,从1000上升到2022年6月30日RTR说。

(1美元= 0.8840欧元)

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> VIENNA<\/a>: Austria<\/a> has sold 5G licences to three national mobile operators and a handful of local players, bringing in a mere 188 million euros ($213 million) in an auction aimed at ensuring a rapid rollout of the new technology.

Austria, a laggard in the European Union for fast broadband connections, is among the first countries in the bloc to auction 5G licences. Its first 5G auction is mainly aimed at speeding up data services in densely populated areas.

While the amount the 5G auction brought in was more than the 50 million euros the right-wing government had budgeted for, it paled in comparison to the 6.5 billion euros neighbouring Italy raised in October after a bidding war between operators.

\"We want to be a front-runner in 5G,\" telecoms regulator RTR's managing director Johannes Gungl told a news conference. Asked to explain the size of the bids, he said only that they were where supply met demand.

\"We also want this spectrum ... to be fully used and for the population and business to be able to enjoy the greater bandwidth,\" he added.

The auction divided the country into 12 zones. Deutsche Telekom<\/a>'s T-Mobile<\/a>, Telekom Austria's A1 and Hutchison Drei secured licences in all 12, while four local operators secured licences in up to three zones each.

A1 had the biggest bid with 64.3 million euros, followed by T-Mobile with 56.9 million euros and Hutchison Drei with 51.9 million euros, RTR data showed. The other operators secured licences with bids of roughly 5 million euros or less.

The licences came with a requirement that the three national operators set up at least 303 base stations nationwide as of Dec. 31 next year, rising to 1,000 from June 30, 2022, RTR said.

($1 = 0.8840 euros) \n

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