2023年5月2日

发展电信通讯注册了解最新的全球新兴市场电信新闻。订阅发展电信“免费每周时事通讯。选择Yes /不接受第三方的电子邮件。不时发出电子邮件从第三方行业白皮书,网上和生活事件与用户相关的帮助我们基金本网站和免费每周时事通讯。我们从来没有出售你的个人数据。点击这里查看我们的隐私政策。有一些争议报道在乌拉圭在运营商克拉洛雪茄烟和Movistar公司前预先具有资格5 g频谱拍卖定于5月9日。监管机构URSEC宣布两个运营商的资格预审的无线电频率的分配3.5 ghz乐队(3300 - 3400 mhz和3600 - 3800 - mhz)。然而,报纸传媒报道,有一个问题涉及到许多相关的行政上诉Movistar公司招标,克拉洛雪茄烟和第三个运营商,Dedicado。Dedicado显然是具有挑战性的排斥。 There was also unhappiness about the price set. The reference price of each 100MHz block in the 3.5GHz band amounts to US$28 million. In total, three 1×100MHz lots of spectrum will be allocated by URSEC: 3300MHz-3400MHz; 3600MHz-3700MHz (reserved for state-owned operator Antel); and 3700MHz-3800MHz. Each 100MHz spectrum package has a minimum initial price of US$28 million and will be valid for 25 years. In addition, a portion of the spectrum has been, as we have noted, reserved for Antel. Movistar felt Antel could have a competitive advantage by being able to launch the 5G service before its competitors, so apparently wanted access to Antel's fibre optic network. The BNamericas website explains that in the first 24 months of the contract, the winners will have to deploy 70 antennas throughout the country and at least two base stations in at least ten departments of the country, not including Montevideo. In the following 36 months they must install at least two base stations in each department. The tender attracted no interest from new international operators, even though was the first open tender since the opening of Uruguay’s telecommunications market. As for Movistar, Claro and Dedicado, it’s not clear yet whether they feel their complaints have been adequately dealt with. MORE ARTICLES YOU MAY BE INTERESTED IN...