קאַמישאַן דיסיידז צו כאַרמאַנייז ראַדיאָ ספּעקטרום פֿאַר די צוקונפֿט # 5 ג

The European Commission has adopted a new decision to harmonize the radio frequencies in the 3.4-3.8 GHz (or 3.6 GHz) band in order to boost the deployment of 5G in Europe. This will enable member states to reorganize and allow the use of that band for 5G technologies by 31 December 2020 as required by the new EU telecoms rules (אייראפעישער עלעקטראָניק קאָממוניקאַטיאָנס קאָד).

The decision is based on the principle of "technology and service neutrality", which means that operators are not obliged to use this band only for 5G. 5G will rely in its progressive deployment on the other two pioneer bands in the Union (700 MHz and 26 GHz) as well as on further spectrum in existing EU-harmonized bands below 6 GHz and new spectrum in the so-called mm-wave bands.

Today's decision follows a positive opinion by the member states in the ראַדיאָ ספּעקטרום קאַמיטי. Demand for wireless connectivity for smart phones and future 5G devices and applications is growing continuously. Beyond consumer services, 5G technology is also designed and expected to play a key role in sectors such as mobility, energy and health.

די אייראפעישער עלעקטראָניק קאָממוניקאַטיאָנס קאָד, that entered into force on 20 December 2018, will ensure that radio spectrum is available to investors and prospective new users on time so that Europe becomes a leader in the roll-out of 5G networks. מער אינפֿאָרמאַציע אויף דער באַשלוס, די אי.יו. ספּעקטרום פּאָליטיק פריימווערק און אַ פאַקטשעעט on Spectrum in the EU are available online.

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