Telenor Norway zet 15.000 klanten over van koper naar glasvezel, mobiel

Nieuws Breedband Noorwegen 13 JUN 2018
Telenor Norway zet 15.000 klanten over van koper naar glasvezel, mobiel

Telenor Norway heeft bekend gemaakt in 2018 en 2019 zo'n 15.000 klanten over te zetten van koper naar mobiele infrastructuur of glasvezel. Volgens de Scandinavische provider is sommige apparatuur al meer dan honderd jaar oud en daarom is vervanging noodzakelijk. 

De voorbije vijftien jaar nam het aantal klanten met een traditionele landlijn bij Telenor Norway met driekwart af. 

De operator presenteerde zijn plannen in het Asen communicatiecentrum, ooit een bunker uit de Koude Oorlog, maar nu een cultureel monument. Telenor zegt jaarlijks NOK 4,5 miljard te investeren in zijn mobiele netwerken en glasvezelinfrastructuur. 

Mogelijke boete van Nkom

Telenor Norway ligt in eigen land onder vuur van regelgever Nkom en de provider riskeert een boete van NOK 7 miljoen wegens het onrechtmatig proberen terug te winnen van overstappende klanten. 

Nkom tikte Telenor Norway hier afgelopen winter al voor op de vingers en vorige maand lag zijn budgetmerk Talkmore hiervoor onder vuur. Nkom besloot eind 2016 dat operators vertrekkende klanten niet meer mochten benaderen. 

Volgens Ookla had Telenor Norway in 2017 het snelste netwerk van Noorwegen met een gemiddelde downloadsnelheid van bijna 63 Mb/s. 


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