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PosteMobile debuts fibre offer with unlimited 4G data from EUR 27 Tuesday 18 May 2021 | 11:05 CET | News Italian operator PosteMobile, the country s leading MVNO, has launched its first fibre offer for residential clients following a trial limited to post office staff. The plan, dubbed PosteCasa Ultraveloce , is available at the promotional price of EUR 26.90 a month instead of EUR 30.90 for fibre broadband (FTTH and FTCC) at speeds of up to 1Gbps on the Open Fiber network throughout the country. Also included are a Fritz! Box 7530 or ZTE H2640 router as well as unlimited 4G mobile data via a USB dongle.
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Open Fiber to bring gigabit FTTH to Modica in EUR 6 mln rollout Friday 7 May 2021 | 14:50 CET | News Italian wholesale operator Open Fiber said it has signed an agreement with Modica town council to bring FTTH broadband to the Sicilian locality. Under the project, a total of around 17,000 homes and offices in the town will eventually be able to sign up to FTTH connections at download speeds of up to 1Gbps and latencies of less than 5 milliseconds following a total investment of EUR 6 million. A total of 10 kilometres of cable will be rolled out and Open Fiber expects to complete the work in around 18 months.
US net neutrality lobby was rigged, claims report
Cellnex M&A spurt bolsters top line
The rare sight of a patents peace agreement and a shameful episode in the US battle over net neutrality rules take pole position on today’s news grid.
It’s nice to end the week with an outbreak of peace, so we’re pleased to report on a global patent license agreement between
Ericsson and
Samsung that “ends all ongoing patent related legal disputes… includes global patent cross license of cellular technologies, including 5G” and covers all network infrastructure and handset sales from the start of this year. As a result of the deal, Ericsson expects its patent licensing revenues in the second quarter of this year to be between SEK2.0-2.5 billion ($240-300 million): In the first quarter, patent licensing revenues only hit SEK800 million ($96 million). Read more.
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