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1.1.2 Announced roll-out plans<br />

<strong>BoR</strong> (<strong>11</strong>) <strong>06b</strong><br />

� Has the incumbent announced roll-out plans for <strong>NGA</strong> networks? For which period? When<br />

answering this question consider the aspects addressed mentioned in 1.1.1.<br />

There are no recent announcements from the incumbent. The 2009‟s objective of<br />

implementing a “nation-wide” FTTH network, passing 1.000.000 homes, has been already<br />

achieved by PT during 2010. The roll-out continues.<br />

1.2 Competitors (other telcos, cable)<br />

1.2.1 Actual roll-out<br />

� Illustrate the current status of <strong>NGA</strong> roll-out of competitors (e.g. telcos or cable operators) in<br />

your country. Consider the aspects addressed in 1.1.1. and add number of <strong>NGA</strong> lines<br />

(passed/connected). Please provide figures as of June 30 2010.<br />

Providers of fixed broadband access services in operation: ADSL is provided by 15<br />

operators, cable modem is provided by 7 operators and optical fibre (FTTH/B) by 12<br />

alternative operators 1 .<br />

Fixed operators: Optimus (formerly Sonaecom) and Vodafone, both developing FTTH<br />

GPON networks.<br />

Cable operators: ZON and Cabovisão, offering FTTH in greenfield areas and HFC-<br />

DOCSIS 3.0 (including the development of FTTLA, Fibre to the Last Amplifier) in the areas<br />

already covered by coax cable.<br />

At the end of Q2, the total number of connected subscribers is [Confidential]:<br />

Homes passed by Optimus and ZON reached, respectively [Confidential] homes in the<br />

main urban areas (out of 5.602.413 in total in Portugal) at the end of 2009.<br />

1 Of those, currently only 4 alternative operators are effectively developing <strong>NGA</strong> networks.<br />

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