Salt and Sunrise sign MoU on rural Swiss network sharing
Salt and Sunrise signed a memorandum of understanding to assess expanding their mobile network-sharing partnership to rural and low-density areas in Switzerland.
TL;DR
- Salt and Sunrise signed an MoU on a possible expansion of network sharing in Switzerland.
- The talks cover rural and low-density areas.
- The MoU would extend an existing mobile network-sharing partnership between the two operators.
Salt and Sunrise are Swiss mobile network operators (MNOs), meaning companies that own and run mobile radio access infrastructure. The two companies said they signed a memorandum of understanding on a potential expansion of their existing mobile network-sharing arrangement in Switzerland.
The proposed expansion would focus on rural and low-density areas. The source did not specify a signing date, financial terms, coverage targets, or a timeline for implementation.
Salt and Sunrise already have an existing mobile network-sharing partnership. The new memorandum of understanding concerns whether that partnership should be extended beyond its current scope into additional parts of Switzerland.
Related questions
- What did Salt and Sunrise sign regarding mobile network sharing in Switzerland?
- Which areas are covered by the proposed expansion of the Salt-Sunrise partnership?
- What existing partnership do Salt and Sunrise already have?
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