Croatia

Highlights

  • All major mobile operators, including Hrvatski Telekom, Telemach Croatia and A1 Croatia now offer commercial 5G services.
  • Croatia first awarded the 700 MHz, 3.6 GHz and 26 GHz bands in 2021.
  • Planned for 2025, the 5G SEAGUL cross-border project aims to provide uninterrupted 5G and roaming connectivity along the highway between Sofia in Bulgaria and Athens in Greece.

Progress towards EU 5G indicators

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Telefónica and Nokia to collaborate for private 5G offering in Spain

The companies have signed a three-year agreement to drive the deployment of private networks.

New white paper on the future of telecommunications published

The paper was published through a programme funded by the European Commission.

5G Observatory releases latest report

The newest edition of the 5G Observatory bi-annual report has now been published.

Netherlands completes 3.6 GHz spectrum auction

The country is the last EU Member State to make the band available for 5G.

O2 Telefónica to expand 5G network on German motorways

The German mobile operator has signed a cooperation agreement with Autobahn GmbH to improve coverage.

Spain extends mobile operator spectrum licences by 10 years

The Spanish Ministry of Digital Transformation will extend the licences at no extra cost.

German regulator expands its mapping tool to track 5G standalone deployment

The Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) says the new tool provides a “clear overview” of where the technology is available.

Latest Ericsson Mobility report reveals mixed picture for Europe’s 5G progress

Ericsson has launched its latest Mobility report, which features data on global mobile deployments.

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