No. 5G marketing is concentrating on new high-band, because first 5G installations are deployed into new high-band. 5G spectrum covers also low-band and-mid b

No. 5G marketing is concentrating on new high-band, because first 5G installations are deployed into new high-band. 5G spectrum covers also low-band and-mid band spectrum from 1G through 4G LTE frequencies. 5G installations in the countryside will have low-band that is more efficient than 4G/LTE. You can have _less_ base stations than LTE, not more in the low-band. 5G NR is more efficient radio interface in all bandwidths.