Re: Could this be the end of rural notspots

adamtemp64 · ‎25-10-2019

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50179195

Looks like mastsharing will finally happen for the benefit of all rural customers

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Cleoriff · ‎25-10-2019

Thanks for the info @adamtemp64 and welcome back!

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jonsie · ‎25-10-2019

It's not before time too although the urban people will be enjoying 5G before the deadlines mentioned in the report.

Nice to see you around again @adamtemp64

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EmilieT · ‎25-10-2019

Well spotted @adamtemp64 - we shared some more info on this here as well

Good to see you again, I hope everything is alright with you!

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Anonymous · ‎26-10-2019

A shared nationwide RAN would make sense these days (operated by a company mutually owned by the operators) with them competing on services and price.

It would also cut down on the cost of site selection and build as the cost would be shared.

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Could this be the end of rural notspots

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