The EU aims for uninterrupted 5G coverage in all urban areas by 2025, but Brussels is far from meeting this target. The report highlights that high-quality 5G, defined by mid-band spectrum deployment, is significantly behind schedule, with Stand-Alone (SA) 5G deployments lagging even further.
With the EU Digital Decade 2025 targets aiming for uninterrupted 5G coverage across all urban areas and major transport routes, Brussels must accelerate its 5G deployment strategy to avoid lagging behind European leaders. .
Several regulatory and market challenges might have slowed down its 5G deployment: Delayed 5G Auction: Belgium was among the last countries in Western Europe to allocate 5G spectrum, creating a competitive disadvantage for Brussels in network expansion.
Despite being the political heart of Europe, Brussels lags behind other major European cities in 5G quality. Several regulatory and market challenges might have slowed down its 5G deployment:
The Brussels regional government has approved a draft ordinance to raise the maximum emission levels for radio antennas, clearing the way for the deployment of 5G services in the Belgian
Belgium''s capital city Brussels is finally on course to launch 5G services, with the service set to go live this September. Up until now, the city has effectively blocked the service
The EU aims for uninterrupted 5G coverage in all urban areas by 2025, but Brussels is far from meeting this target. The report highlights that high-quality 5G, defined by mid-band
Brussels is falling behind in the race for high-quality 5G, according to new data from MedUX, which benchmarked network performance across the Belgian capital.
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“Our report offers insights into the state of 5G in Brussels – the heart of the European Union. It is a critical indicator for the rest of Belgium, and as we head into 2025 –
The Brussels regional government has approved a draft ordinance to raise the maximum emission levels for radio antennas, clearing the way for the deployment of 5G services in the Belgian
The EU''s 5G Action Plan aims to make 5G a reality for all citizens and businesses across the EU. However, regulatory challenges,
“Our report offers insights into the state of 5G in Brussels – the heart of the European Union. It is a critical indicator for the rest of Belgium, and as we head into 2025 –
“Our report offers insights into the state of 5G in Brussels – the heart of the European Union. It is a critical indicator for the rest of
The gap between ''basic 5G''—deployments that still rely on Dynamic Spectrum Sharing (DSS) and low-band frequencies – and a more advanced and high-quality 5G,
The EU aims for uninterrupted 5G coverage in all urban areas by 2025, but Brussels is far from meeting this target. The report highlights
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