THE Gigabit Society

The 2016 Gigabit Society policy set out a vision for connectivity in the EU over the next decade, stimulating the high-capacity networks needed to grow the digital economy.

By 2025 the major targets are 100 Mbps networks for all households; gigabit connectivity for key businesses and institutions; uninterrupted 5G coverage for all urban areas and major transport paths; and access to mobile data everywhere. Read more here.

Orange Spain to use 5G for fire prevention

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The mobile operator will use a combination of technologies to prevent fires at agricultural sites and warehouses.

Deutsche Telekom launches “Hybrid 5G”

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The German operator has launched a new service which combines its fixed broadband service with 5G.

Portugal sees 35% rise in number of 5G base stations

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The regulator says there are now nearly 6000 5G base stations in the country.

German telecoms regulator reviews 5G coverage targets

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Deutsche Telekom, Telefonica and Vodafone all claim to have largely met the coverage obligations.

Italian government relaunches rural 5G grant

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Infratel Italia, which is the government’s implementing body for broadband initiatives is making €567 million available for rural 5G.

Over 1000 commercial 5G devices now available

According to the GSA, which represents mobile equipment suppliers, the number of announced 5G devices rose by 3.2% in March of this year.

Deutsche Telekom: 5G network now has over 5,000 antennas in 3.6 GHz

The German operator also says their 5G services are available in over 200 cities.

German government aims for full 5G population coverage by 2030

This goal was unveiled by the Ministry for Digital Affairs and Transport in its new Gigabit strategy plan.

Telenor Norway launches 5G TV service

The Norwegian telecommunications company has launched a new TV service that uses 5G fixed wireless access instead of relying on wired broadband.

Report: 5G coverage doubles in Europe

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European telcos are also spending more on investment according to the study, yet the continent is still trailing international peers.

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