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> The problem with Three is they don't have enough spectrum especially in densely populated areas Isn’t this argument basically debunked? Places like South Kor
by 3fe9a03ccd14ca5 7y ago
> The problem with Three is they don't have enough spectrum especially in densely populated areas
Isn’t this argument basically debunked? Places like South Korea and Japan have no issues whatsoever with extremely fast wireless internet at a fraction of the price.
- mprev 7y agoI’d guess it’s a reference to the specific allocation of spectrum that Three has relative to its competitors.
- Reason077 7y agoHere's a really interesting site showing how the UK's 3G/4G/5G spectrum is allocated. https://pedroc.co.uk/content/uk-commercial-mobile-spectrum https://pedroc.co.uk/content/uk-commercial-mobile-spectrum It's pretty clear that Three's spectrum is woefully lacking compared to the others, except on 5G and the LTE SDL band 32 (both not widely deployed yet). Especially problematic when you consider that Three are the ones who have been selling super cheap unlimited data packages for the last couple of years!