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The article is wrong. It's for fixed line broadband. Though there are a lot of cell/network sharing agreements in the market (to various extents - some are act
by martinald 12y ago
The article is wrong. It's for fixed line broadband.
Though there are a lot of cell/network sharing agreements in the market (to various extents - some are actually cell roaming but some are just sharing backhaul/fibre/the physical towers):
O2 and Vodafone
Orange and TMobile (merged to form EE)
Three and TMobile (may or may not include ex-Orange sites, not sure).