Bolivia is assigning the 3.5GHz spectrum to state operator Entel to enhance telecommunications infrastructure and enable 5G technology. BNamericas offers subscribers access to extensive details about projects and companies in the region.
Bolivia is set to assign its 3.5GHz frequency spectrum to state-run telecommunications operator Entel. This move is aimed at enhancing the country’s telecommunications infrastructure and supporting the expansion of various digital services. The allocation of this spectrum is vital for the development of 5G technologies, which are expected to boost connectivity and facilitate advancements in sectors such as education, health, and commerce.
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The allocation of the 3.5GHz spectrum to Entel represents a strategic move by Bolivia to improve its telecommunications framework and facilitate the deployment of 5G technology. With resources provided by BNamericas, stakeholders can remain informed on significant projects and industry developments throughout Latin America.
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