4 FAQs about Netherlands Communication Network 5G Base Station

Where is the first 5G base station in the Netherlands?

In Maastricht, Vodafone established its first 5G connection on the existing Dutch network. Together with network partner Ericsson the first 5G base station was put live to that end. This station is using a local test licence in the 3.5 GHz band.

Why does the Netherlands need 5G?

In 2020 central government will start auctioning frequencies on which operators will be able to provide 5G. This new technology is needed because mobile data usage is increasing. The introduction of 5G means the Netherlands will continue to have a fast and stable mobile network in the future. Mobile data usage is increasing.

Does Maastricht have a 5G base station?

"This base station in Maastricht is located outside, functions 'live' in the Dutch operational network and uses 3.5 GHz test frequency. With a 5G device in the vicinity of this base station, we can now actually transmit data over a 5G connection in the network", says Matthias Sauder, Director Network Mobile at VodafoneZiggo.

Is 5G regulated in the Netherlands?

There is no specific legislation surrounding the roll-out of 5G in the Netherlands. The Telecommunications Act does contain rules on the issuance of frequencies and the sharing of antenna sites. 6. Are 5G network sharing or spectrum sharing agreements in place? Is there any focused 5G network or spectrum sharing regulation?

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