Japan - Telecommunications Infrastructure - Historical
Synopsis
Archived report: this report was archived September 2005 and has not been updated. The Japanese Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) began urging domestic telcos in 2005 to increase their pace in developing next-generation networks (NGN) by 2007. This would enable Japan to have working standards in place one year before the ITU international NGN standards are determined, giving Japan an international competitive advantage in NGN equipment manufacture.. Although NTT dominates Japanese telecommunications infrastructure, KDDI and Softbank are taking steps to bypass NTT’s system. This report examines nation, international and satellite infrastructure developments.Related Reports
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