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The document discusses regulation of next generation access (NGA) networks in Austria. It describes the Austrian regulator's approach, which introduces a new "virtual unbundling" remedy to promote investment and competition as networks transition from copper to fiber. Virtual unbundling provides alternative operators an active wholesale product for areas with new fiber infrastructure, while traditional unbundling remedies become less effective. The regulator aims to incentivize investment by both incumbent and alternative operators during the network transition.
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- 1. Regulation of NGA in Austria Kurt Reichinger Austrian Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications and Broadcasting The opinions expressed in this presentation are the personal view of the author and do not prejudge decisions of the Austrian regulatory authorities.
- 6. The Austrian unbundling market … as an example
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- 27. Regulation of NGA in Austria Kurt Reichinger Austrian Regulatory Authority for Telecommunications and Broadcasting The opinions expressed in this presentation are the personal view of the author and do not prejudge decisions of the Austrian regulatory authorities.
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- The Regulator’s dilemma : Finding a balance between hard-core SMP and new soft law regulation The old Unbundling market as an example : Closing the gap between safeguarding competition and promoting innovation and taking due account of the European Commission's NGA recommendation From the ladder of investment concept to accepted products on the market: Classical Unbundling, Virtual Unbundling and Bitstream Access Final Considerations