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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> PRAGUE: The Czech telecoms regulator CTU<\/a> aims to launch an auction of next-generation 5G<\/a> frequencies in early November, seeking to attract a fourth new operator to boost competition in a market among the most expensive for customers in Europe.

CTU is in the later stages of planning and has already submitted the main auction setup to the government, which should discuss it next month before public consultations likely to start in April.

CTU Chairman Jaromir Novak<\/a> said on Wednesday the auction would be deemed a success if it attracted a fourth operator to the market to compete with incumbents O2 Czech Republic<\/a> , T-Mobile and Vodafone.

\"The main goal is promoting competition on the Czech market,\" he said in an interview.

A European Commission study on mobile broadband prices in February showed the Czech Republic and Cyprus had the most expensive data prices in Europe - long a complaint of customers.

Novak said while past frequency auctions have failed to bring a newcomer into the market, this time was different.

\"The time is changing and I am not sure Czech operators realise it,\" he said. \"When you compare prices across Europe, you really see people are starving for data in the Czech Republic.\"

CTU plans conditions in the auction of 700 MHz and 3.4 GHz bands to help ease a new entrant, including reserving one block in the 700 MHz band for newcomers to bid, preventing incumbents from driving up prices.

It will also provide a regulatory safety net for a new operator, obliging incumbents to allow the new competitor to use their networks while building its own, provided the first entrant first covers 10 percent of the population itself.

He added the cost model and time limits - of five to six years - were still under discussion.

\"We are confident with the conditions,\" he said. \"We would like to call the tender in the summer and start the bidding procedures in the beginning of November. It is an optimistic scenario.\"

Others in Europe are also starting the rollout of fifth-generation networks. Germany is launching its auction in March.

It comes as the continent becomes the main battleground in a U.S. campaign to rid Western networks of Chinese telecoms equipment, with Washington accusing Huawei<\/a> Technologies of spying for Beijing, allegations the company has repeatedly denied.

Some mobile operators have warned a blanket ban could delay new 5G connections by years.

The Czech cyber watchdog in December warned of potential dangers in using technology from Huawei or Chinese firm ZTE, putting it ahead of others in the fight.

The warning, though, does not mean any direct ban on using Huawei products, but makes the country's 160 operators of critical infrastructure carry out risk analyses and act accordingly. It also allows the operators to exclude Huawei from procurement if they find it is needed.

Novak did not expect any direct impact on the auction. \"We don't need to put something special in the auction,\" he said.
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捷克电信监管机构在11月推出5 g拍卖竞标

捷克电信监管机构在11月推出5 g拍卖竞标

  • 发布于2019年2月28日上午08:54坚持
布拉格:捷克电信监管机构反恐组旨在推出拍卖的下一代5克频率在11月初,试图吸引第四个新运营商提升市场竞争力的最昂贵的欧洲客户。

反恐组的后期规划和已提交的主要拍卖设置政府,它应该讨论下个月之前公众磋商可能4月份开始。

反恐组的主席Jaromir诺瓦克周三表示,拍卖将被视为一个成功如果它吸引了第四个运营商市场竞争,当权者O2捷克共和国、t - mobile和沃达丰(Vodafone)。

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“捷克市场上的主要目标是促进竞争,”他在一次采访中说。

欧盟委员会的一项研究对移动宽带价格显示2月捷克共和国和塞浦路斯欧洲最昂贵的数据价格——长投诉的顾客。

诺瓦克说,虽然过去的频率拍卖未能带来新人进入市场,这一次是不同的。

“时间是变化的,我不知道捷克运营商意识到它,”他说。“当你在欧洲比较价格,你真的看到人们渴望数据在捷克共和国”。

反恐组计划在700 MHz的拍卖条件和3.4 GHz乐队帮助缓解新进入者,包括保留一块700 MHz频带为新报价,防止现有推高了价格。

它还将提供监管保障新运营商,要求现任总统允许新的竞争对手使用他们的网络在构建自己的,第一个进入者提供第一个覆盖10%的人口本身。

他补充说的成本模型和时间限制——五到六年,仍在讨论中。

“我们有信心与条件,”他说。“我们希望在夏天所说的温柔,在11月初开始招标程序。这是一个乐观的场景。”

欧洲其他国家也开始推出第五代网络。德国3月份推出拍卖。

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谈到大陆成为主战场在美国运动摆脱西方的中国电信设备网络,与华盛顿指责华为技术为北京从事间谍活动,公司多次否认指控。

一些移动运营商已经警告全面禁止新5 g连接可能会耽误多年时间。

捷克网络监管机构警告称,12月从华为使用技术的潜在危险或中国公司中兴通讯,将它置于别人的战斗中。

警告,但并不意味着任何直接禁止使用华为的产品,但使该国160年关键基础设施的经营者进行风险分析并采取相应行动。它还允许运营商华为排除在采购如果他们发现它是必要的。

诺瓦克没想到任何直接影响拍卖。“我们不需要把一些特别的拍卖中,”他说。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> PRAGUE: The Czech telecoms regulator CTU<\/a> aims to launch an auction of next-generation 5G<\/a> frequencies in early November, seeking to attract a fourth new operator to boost competition in a market among the most expensive for customers in Europe.

CTU is in the later stages of planning and has already submitted the main auction setup to the government, which should discuss it next month before public consultations likely to start in April.

CTU Chairman Jaromir Novak<\/a> said on Wednesday the auction would be deemed a success if it attracted a fourth operator to the market to compete with incumbents O2 Czech Republic<\/a> , T-Mobile and Vodafone.

\"The main goal is promoting competition on the Czech market,\" he said in an interview.

A European Commission study on mobile broadband prices in February showed the Czech Republic and Cyprus had the most expensive data prices in Europe - long a complaint of customers.

Novak said while past frequency auctions have failed to bring a newcomer into the market, this time was different.

\"The time is changing and I am not sure Czech operators realise it,\" he said. \"When you compare prices across Europe, you really see people are starving for data in the Czech Republic.\"

CTU plans conditions in the auction of 700 MHz and 3.4 GHz bands to help ease a new entrant, including reserving one block in the 700 MHz band for newcomers to bid, preventing incumbents from driving up prices.

It will also provide a regulatory safety net for a new operator, obliging incumbents to allow the new competitor to use their networks while building its own, provided the first entrant first covers 10 percent of the population itself.

He added the cost model and time limits - of five to six years - were still under discussion.

\"We are confident with the conditions,\" he said. \"We would like to call the tender in the summer and start the bidding procedures in the beginning of November. It is an optimistic scenario.\"

Others in Europe are also starting the rollout of fifth-generation networks. Germany is launching its auction in March.

It comes as the continent becomes the main battleground in a U.S. campaign to rid Western networks of Chinese telecoms equipment, with Washington accusing Huawei<\/a> Technologies of spying for Beijing, allegations the company has repeatedly denied.

Some mobile operators have warned a blanket ban could delay new 5G connections by years.

The Czech cyber watchdog in December warned of potential dangers in using technology from Huawei or Chinese firm ZTE, putting it ahead of others in the fight.

The warning, though, does not mean any direct ban on using Huawei products, but makes the country's 160 operators of critical infrastructure carry out risk analyses and act accordingly. It also allows the operators to exclude Huawei from procurement if they find it is needed.

Novak did not expect any direct impact on the auction. \"We don't need to put something special in the auction,\" he said.
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