Demi Marie Obenour wrote: >Both can be worked around by using more base stations, but at a significant >economic cost.
Theoretically, if we ignore costs and device size requirements, many challenges could be addressed simply by moving to less constrained devices and network technologies. While this is not a universal solution, numerous reports and studies show that significantly expanding 4G/5G coverage and network capacity can deliver substantial societal, economic, and social benefits. Although satellites are useful in extremely remote areas, vast regions remain where terrestrial 4G/5G networks are far more cost-effective than satellite deployments. https://newsroom.bt.com/bt-report-reveals-230bn-in-economic-benefits-from-improved-uk-mobile-coverage/ <9c7e927c-3e92-4264-b4bb-7ec1c61570ba> https://techsverige.se/en/5g-rapport/ <49ec1caa-27ec-4809-9c2f-f99ac9d86dd8> Cheers, John Preuß Mattsson
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