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  1. Mobiles

    Mobile World Congress 2018

    Arcep at the Mobile World Congress 2018

  2. Arcep

    Appointment

    The President of the Senate appoints Joëlle COTTENYE to the Arcep College

  3. Arcep launches a public consultation on setting use indicators and quality conditions for telephone service accessibility for people who are deaf, hearing impaired, deaf-blind or aphasic

  4. Net neutrality

    Net Neutrality

    « Smartphones, tablets, voice assistants - Devices: weak link in achieving open internet access »Arcep publishes a complete report, and suggests courses of action to guarantee an open internet, end to end

  5. Tribune

    « GAFA are ruling our smartphones: let's take back control! »

    Opinion of Sebastien Soriano, Chairman of Arcep, for L'OBS (13th February 2018

  6. Arcep

    In the era of Europe and the New Deal, Arcep's message for 2018 is all about innovation

  7. Arcep and the Qosbee app, partners in monitoring mobile operators' QoS

  8. Superfast Broadband

    To prepare for the advent of 5G, Arcep opens a « 5G pilot » window for all market players

  9. The President of the National Assembly appoints Serge ABITEBOUL to the Arcep Executive Board

  10. Uses

    Signature of an historic agreement between the Government, Arcep and mobile operators to accelerate mobile coverage in the regions 

  11. Networks

    Arcep adopts price caps for copper local loop access for 2018 to 2020 

  12. The Conseil d'Etat validates Arcep's action on network sharing between mobile operators, and the roaming agreement between Free Mobile and Orange

  13. Arcep publishes the 2017 edition of its scoreboard on the transition to IPv6

  14. Superfast Broadband

    Arcep sets the regulatory framework for Orange fixed networks for the next three years

  15. Fixed wireless access

    To meet regional demand for superfast connectivity, Arcep is opening a single window for superfast wireless access