> They can wholesale out the infrastructure to service providers who then have a lower barrier to entry and increases competition. This is what was forced* on

> They can wholesale out the infrastructure to service providers who then have a lower barrier to entry and increases competition. This is what was forced* on T-Mobile/Telekom back at home in Germany. They own a lot of basic infrastructure that is a natural monopoly and where having multiple companies built that out redundantly would be utter nonsense. The government makes Telekom rent it out at prices decided on by the Federal Network Agency. They still get to be a normal service provider as well though. * Technically it started out as a government company and is still owned to 32% by the country.