| NOTAS: | "...Everything is about smart cities, artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things. These concepts are about to transform our lives and, maybe paradoxically, to bring us closer to one another. All the objects in our everyday life, from personal car to medical devices, will be connected to the Internet, in a huge network of person-to-machine and person-to-person communication.
This online switch will bring along an explosion in the number of connections, which is only possible by switching to the next telecom generation. The fifth generation communications. This is where ANCOM steps in. 5G network deployment is an important objective at European level, and not easy to achieve. We need to make sure that we are prepared for the challenges that this technological move will raise (from personal data protection to strictly technical aspects of new network roll-out). At EU level, there is a clear plan for the coordinated introduction of 5G services in the Union: "Action Plan: 5G for Europe". In 2018, Romania will adopt, through ANCOM, its national position on awarding the rights of use for the radio spectrum available in the frequency bands 700 MHz, 800 MHz, 1500 MHz, 2600 MHz, 3400-3600 MHz and 26 GHz for wireless broadband electronic communications systems, including for the implementation of next generation systems (5G).
This only one of ANCOM’s priorities for 2018. The actions envisaged for the effective implementation of the provisions of the Infrastructure Law in order to reduce the costs of deploying electronic communications networks in our country will be just as important. In this respect, ANCOM will lay down the decision setting the tariffs for exercising the right of access to public property. …" |
