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Re: 5G roadblock: labor
From: Mark Tinka <mark.tinka () seacom mu>
Date: Fri, 3 Jan 2020 11:36:52 +0200
On 3/Jan/20 11:25, Saku Ytti wrote:
Yes markets differ, and this is not 4G/5G question, only thing 5G does is help markets which struggle to provide sufficient service in dense metro installations.
Which brings us full circle - what's the cost of hooking those dense cities up to 5G in 2020 vs. running fibre to an 802.11ac|ax access point to serve its residents and visitors, in 2020? And more interestingly, if that city's residents and visitors had the option of connecting to active 5G or wi-fi, what do we think they'd choose? Mark.
Current thread:
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor, (continued)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Shane Ronan (Jan 06)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mike Hammett (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Saku Ytti (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Saku Ytti (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mike Hammett (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Shane Ronan (Jan 06)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mike Hammett (Jan 03)
- RE: 5G roadblock: labor Ryland Kremeier (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mike Hammett (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Christopher Morrow (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mike Hammett (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Christopher Morrow (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Mark Tinka (Jan 03)
- Re: 5G roadblock: labor Christopher Morrow (Jan 03)