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Switzerland

The EU and UK’s cooperation on competition

Improved collaboration and dialogue is expected to have a mutual benefit for antitrust enforcement even within the bounds of a relatively limited agreement

Swisscom’s fibre rollout strategy deemed anti-competitive

COMCO claims to have prevented the creation of a potential monopoly, but will fibre deployments take longer and cost more?

Minimising connectivity disruptions for consumers

Updated telecoms resilience guidance aims to reduce the risk of network outages, as Ofcom initiates a conversation about potential mobile power backup obligations

Switzerland hits pause on mmWave

The Federal Council is taking a cautious approach to the release of mmWave for 5G amid concerns around health risks and uncertain demand

Improving mobile network resilience in Switzerland

Proposals for back-up power would ensure mobile communications during power outages, but similar rules are not overly common in major European countries

Switzerland moves to regulate online platforms

The Federal Council’s decision to regulate reflects a change in policy, with forthcoming legislation set to be guided by the EU’s Digital Services Act

Switzerland announces new security requirements for wireless devices

As the adoption of connected devices has grown, so too have vulnerabilities to cyber threats

Switzerland to include 80Mbps broadband in the USO

It will be the most ambitious broadband USO in the world, and require significant investment

OFCOM cuts annual spectrum licence fees in Switzerland

OFCOM will adopt a degressive model to calculate spectrum fees, recognising that the current model is not fit for purpose

Swisscom forced to pause its FTTH expansion

Swisscom wants to use point-to-multipoint technology for its future deployments. Regulators are concerned that this could be an anticompetitive move