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The approval of the merger between the country's second and third-largest mobile network operators came with a set of conditions designed to mitigate risks to competition, particularly in wholesale mobile markets.
RRT introduced a draft measure that would not regulate newly built fibre in white areas. The European Commission comments are expected by mid-December.
The EU will review its main digital strategy targets by mid-2026, considering technological and geopolitical changes and the Commission’s push to simplify regulations. EU telecoms ministers will adopt their initial views on 5 December 2025.
Several satellite operators provide connectivity to end-user devices or are preparing such services. In contrast to previous mobile satellite services, which often required special devices, end users can use mass-market handsets like smartphones or smartwatches. This Explainer provides an overview of the technical background of satellite direct-to-device (D2D) and the operators providing or preparing such services.
Several satellite operators provide connectivity to end-user devices or are preparing such services. In contrast to previous mobile satellite services, which often required special devices, end users can use mass-market handsets like smartphones or smartwatches. This Explainer provides an overview of the technical background of satellite direct-to-device (D2D) and the operators providing or preparing such services.
Several satellite operators provide connectivity to end-user devices or are preparing such services. In contrast to previous mobile satellite services, which often required special devices, end users can use mass-market handsets like smartphones or smartwatches. This Explainer provides an overview of the technical background of satellite direct-to-device (D2D) and the operators providing or preparing such services.
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