RAN Sharing definition

RAN Sharing means sharing of a radio access networks (RAN), which is a comprehensive form of access network sharing among mobile networks involving the sharing of all access network equipment, including the antenna, mast and backhaul equipment.

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RAN Sharing means, with respect to any Site, sharing by NT Collocator of the use of the NT Communications Equipment within the NT Collocation Space with any third Person to allow such third Person provider to broadcast such third Person provider’s licensed spectrum from such Site using the NT Communications Equipment.

RAN Sharing means radio access network sharing, as provided for in ANATEL’s Resolution No. 671/2016 or other that replaces this regulation.

Examples of RAN Sharing in a sentence

• The networks are configured as 5G SA with Slicing and RAN Sharing enabled to support multiple core networks at the same time.

• Within [***] from the Closing Date, Sunrise may implement RAN-Sharing on further Radio Tower Sites up to the maximum number of [***] Radio Tower Sites (“RAN-Sharing Radio Tower Sites”) without a need for consent, but shall notify TowerCo accordingly and Exhibit 1 shall be updated to reflect the additional RAN Sharing Radio Tower Sites.

• Thereafter, Sunrise shall have the right to replace [***] of the RAN Sharing Radio Tower Sites without need for consent, [***] (the first [***] begins at expiry of the [***]period referred to above), in which case TowerCo shall be notified and Exhibit 1 shall be updated to reflect the replaced RAN Sharing Radio Tower Sites.

• For clarity, Sunrise only requires consent of TowerCo for RAN Sharing Radio Tower Sites exceeding [***].

More Definitions of RAN Sharing

RAN Sharing. “Initial Alternative Power Sources”, the basket in the “Proximity Conditions”, the allowances and limitations for “Swap Rights” and “Withdrawal Rights”, and the percentage thresholds with respect to the number of sites in respect of which an “Event of Default” has occurred.