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One NZ and 2degrees propose combining radio access networks

Two of New Zealand's largest mobile operators propose merging their radio access network infrastructure into a jointly owned wholesale business.

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One New Zealand and 2degrees have announced a proposal to combine their radio access networks into a new jointly owned entity. The merged company would manage the antennas and base stations installed on cell towers that form the physical infrastructure of their mobile networks.

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NZ Herald

Telcos One NZ and 2degrees propose combining radio access networks

The new company would manage shared antennas and mobile network towers.

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BusinessDesk

One NZ and 2degrees propose combining radio access networks

Two of New Zealand’s largest mobile network providers have announced a proposal to combine their radio access networks into a new and jointly owned wholesale business. Under the proposal, One New Zealand and 2degrees would combine their respective radio access…

Read the full story at BusinessDesk