5G frequency awards procedure (3.4 – 3.8 GHz band): Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, Orange and SFR have all submitted a tender package to Arcep
TSE Digital Economics Conference, January 2020, Toulouse
Sébastien Soriano, chairman of Arcep, took part, on 9 January 2020, during the 13th Toulouse School of Economics (TSE) conference on the digital economy, in a round table on regulation.
Future Networks
“Artificial intelligence in telecoms networks” and “Smart farming” – Arcep publishes two new briefs as part of its cycle of inquiry into future networks
Fixed Market Regulation
Arcep publishes its draft regulatory amendments for 2020 – 2023 for consultation, in preparation for fixed market analyses
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Regional Digital Development
Arcep continues its dialogue with local authorities, and puts its “cards on the table” with the publication of a series of works
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Environmental impact of digital technology
Arcep begins a first information gathering campaign on the environmental impact of telecoms networks and devices, and is co-chairing a new BEREC expert working group devoted to sustainability
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5G
Arcep publishes a supplement to its previous consultation on frequency allocations in Reunion and Mayotte
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Mobile Network Sharing
Two-year extension of the roaming agreement between Free Mobile and Orange: Arcep informs the sector and examines the amendment
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5G
The companies Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile, Orange and SFR have all qualified to participate in the auction for 3.4 – 3.8 GHz band frequencies. The auctions have been postponed due to the current health crisis.
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TSE Digital Economics Conference, January 2020, Toulouse
Sébastien Soriano, chairman of Arcep, took part, on 9 January 2020, during the 13th Toulouse School of Economics (TSE) conference on the digital economy, in a round table on regulation.
The latest publications
11 main proposals of Arcep to ensure internet openness and users’ freedom of choice (november 2018)