Très haut débit : vers un open data (enfin) précis, transféré de l'Agence du numérique à l'Arcep

From Google Translate: "In an interview, the digital agency tells us about his plans on open data, one of the (many) thorns in the side of the plane France THD. The opacity of deployments, which contributes to the disintegration of the plan should be lifted together with the telecom regulator, who would take charge of data processing.

While the state has to untangle the knots of the deployment of very high speed, even banging his fist on the table (see our analysis ), open data is still difficult . In early June, the Digital Agency published some data sets  via Etalab, after months of waiting for new figures on commitments and deployments.

This lack of accurate data helps (a lot) to the imbroglio between players of very high speed, communities and operators head. The former accusing the latter not to take their time, even maneuvering behind the scenes, when the latter are écharpent on the reality of their figures, primarily in less dense areas (average agglomerations where private operators coinvestissent). Transparency, therefore slow to arrive, should receive a boost in the coming months."