site.btaA1 Mobile Operator Launches Bulgaria's First 5G Base Station
NW 18:00:01 01-07-2019
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A1 Mobile Operator
Launches Bulgaria's
First 5G Base Station
Sofia, July 1 (BTA) - One of Bulgaria's three mobile operators, A1, released on Monday this country's first 5G base station. The company recently received authorization from the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) to test out a 5G network and apps over a six-month period for a bandwidth of 3440 to 3540 MHz . "We expect to start offering 5G services to our customers in 2020," said Krassimir Petrov, A1's Converged Network and Services Director.
The new network provides very fast broadband mobile access, reliable communication with little delay and mass machine to machine communication.
The CRC welcomes all efforts aimed at giving users access to the latest technology. "In March, we adopted a regulatory policy that facilitates the use of radio spectrum, facilitates the introduction of new digital technologies and services, and encourages investment and competition," said CRC Chairman Ivan Dimitrov.
Bulgaria is the 50th country to test the 5G network, A1 added. IG/DT
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DS1758NW.119
119 ECONOMY - MOBILE OPERATOR - 5G NETWORK - TESTING
A1 Mobile Operator
Launches Bulgaria's
First 5G Base Station
Sofia, July 1 (BTA) - One of Bulgaria's three mobile operators, A1, released on Monday this country's first 5G base station. The company recently received authorization from the Communications Regulation Commission (CRC) to test out a 5G network and apps over a six-month period for a bandwidth of 3440 to 3540 MHz . "We expect to start offering 5G services to our customers in 2020," said Krassimir Petrov, A1's Converged Network and Services Director.
The new network provides very fast broadband mobile access, reliable communication with little delay and mass machine to machine communication.
The CRC welcomes all efforts aimed at giving users access to the latest technology. "In March, we adopted a regulatory policy that facilitates the use of radio spectrum, facilitates the introduction of new digital technologies and services, and encourages investment and competition," said CRC Chairman Ivan Dimitrov.
Bulgaria is the 50th country to test the 5G network, A1 added. IG/DT
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