Traduction de «Grand Canadarm de nouvelle génération » (Français → Anglais) :

Next-Generation Large Canadarm

Next-Generation Small Canadarm

At a moment when most Member States have issued 3G licences, the great expectations associated with the introduction of a new mobile communications generation contrast significantly with the perceived difficulties of the sector to become a commercial reality in Europe.

On 31 May 2010, the Council concluded that the Union should put the necessary resources into the development of a digital single market based on fast and ultra-fast internet and interoperable applications, and acknowledged that efficient and competitive investment in next-generation broadband networks would be necessary for innovation, consumer choice and the competitiveness of the Union, and could provide a better quality of life through improved health care, safer transport, new media opportunities and easier access to goods, services and knowledge, in particular across borders.

Welcomes the new generation of ET 2020 Working Groups, and calls on the Commission to improve the representation of different stakeholders in those groups, notably by including more education experts, youth workers, representatives of civil society, teachers and faculty members whose experience on the ground is essential to achieving the ET 2020 goals; stresses the need for better dissemination of the groups’ deliverables at local, regional, national and EU level.

In order to support these objectives, the Commission is adopting together with this proposal a Recommendation on consistent non-discrimination obligations and costing methodologies to promote competition and enhance the broadband investment environment.[1] This Recommendation will promote competition and enhance investments in high-speed networks by providing long-term stability of copper access prices, ensuring access seekers equal access to the incumbent operators' networks thereby ensuring a level playing field, and by setting out the conditions under which price regulation of NGA networks is no longer warranted, in order that investors in such networks would have greater freedom to discover appropriate pricing strategies to secure a ret ...[+++]urn in the presence of competing infrastructures such as regulated copper, as well as cable in some areas and, increasingly, 4th generation mobile networks.