ANZ Broadband: NBN reveals new SAU proposal; Auckland’s 5G is faster than Sydney’s; 2degrees reveals new board
Tuesday 23 August 2022
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NBN reveals new SAU proposal
A week after withdrawing its previous special access undertaking (SAU) variation proposal, NBN Co submitted a revised version to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC). The changes are:
- In addition to the previous commitment to remove connectivity virtual circuit (CVC) charging and introduce AVC-only pricing for the NBN Home Fast (100 Mbps) and above wholesale speed tiers by 1 July 2023, commitment to a firm timeframe for the complete removal of CVC charges and introduction of AVC-only pricing across the 12, 25, 50 Mbps wholesale speed tiers by 1 July 2026
- Significant wholesale price reductions to AVC-only pricing on key higher speed tiers by 1 July 2023
- Reduced wholesale bundle charges or additional data inclusions on 12, 25 and 50 Mbps wholesale speed tiers
- Introduction of a weighted average price cap (WAPC) that will initially cap NBN’s overall pricing on average at CPI
- Further limitations on drawdown of the initial cost recovery account (ICRA)
- Setting benchmark service standards for each regulatory period, with ACCC oversight
- Automatic expiration of SAU before 2040 if a future government relinquishes control of NBN.
Auckland’s 5G is faster than Sydney’s
Auckland registered 280.7Mbps 5G download speeds between 1 April and 29 June 2022, while Sydney reached 212.4Mpbs, according to data from Opensignal, which analysed 5G speeds across Asia-Pacific. Auckland also had faster 5G uploading speeds of 27.9Mbps while Sydney got to 17.3Mbps. Despite Auckland coming fourth place in the upload speeds tally, its speed was way below Kuala Lumpur, which topped the list with 52.8Mbps.
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