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Home » Rival Carriers Agree to In-building Fiber Sharing in Spain

Rival Carriers Agree to In-building Fiber Sharing in Spain

July 5, 2013
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Telefónica, Vodafone and Orange agreed to share vertical fiber in buildings.  The deal will help the operators deliver new services in apartment buildings where rivals have already installed vertical fiber.

Vertical infrastructures in buildings will be shared through a single payment for each vertical infrastructure, which will give the operator the right to use it for no less than 20 years. The prices that will govern this use will be set, via resolution, by the Spanish Telecommunications Market Commission.

http://pressoffice.telefonica.com/

http://www.cmt.es/

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