Hrvatski Telekom eyes mmWave to boost fibre + FWA infra strategy
In-depth: Deutsche Telekom-affiliated Croatian incumbent is expanding its tiered 5G fixed wireless access offerings, including with tests of mmWave, with the technology positioned as a key tool alongside satellite to bridge broadband gaps and prepare for copper switch-off…
This article includes:
- Themes: 5G; Access networks; Broadband; C-band; Copper switch-off; Customer-premises equipment (CPE); Digital Networks Act; Digital subscriber line (DSL); Fibre; Fibre-to-the-home (FTTH); Fixed wireless access (FWA); Gigabit connectivity; Kućni Internet (Home Internet); Legacy infrastructure; Low-earth orbit (LEO); Millimetre wave (mmWave); Next-generation broadband; Satellite services; Spectrum; Time-division duplexing (TDD); Triple-play.
- Events: Network X.
- People: Dominique Leroy; Ivan Uremovic.
- Geographic: Croatia; Europe; Paris.
- Organisations: Deutsche Telekom (DTAG); European Commission (EC); FTTH Council Europe; HAKOM; Hrvatski Telekom (HT); Netflix; T-Mobile US (TMUS).
Register for free to continue reading this article
Join the TelcoTitans community and continue reading this article
By registering for a free account, you will get immediate access to the rest of this article, plus:
- Enhanced access to TelcoTitans with three free article views per month
- TelcoTitans Daily and Weekly newsletter briefings
“The detail is very good. Better than we get internally.” – GM, Vodafone OpCo
Want full access to TelcoTitans content? Check out our subscription options.