I think otherwise. You know the more voices you have, the slower it will be, because it requires time to listen to everyone’s demand and time to negotiate and at the end also time to implement.

With 2600 x2 as intra CA

Quickly rush out but half baked, what’s the use?

Otherwise I would suggest to allow the spectrum neutrality of the existing spectrum assets (2100mhz, 2600mhz) of telco only if they commit a minimum contract with DNB, where DNB will focus on the undeserved areas and telco could focus on in building or high density locations.

This post has been edited by Hummingbird: Feb 28 2023, 01:55 PM

I assume there will be differences. First all telco are using respective core network and only tapping on the radio access. Second the experience of end user also depends on the routing optimisation, edge computing setup, hands off roaming policy and quality of service implementation of respective telco. All of these will affect the performance at our end.