No mentions of spectrum?

Also if a device, plan or whatever incapable supporting SA, will U Mobile's 4G bands be used as an anchor?

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USA has also allocated Low-Band 5G frequency 600MHz/N71 to the celcos for best range/coverage and object penetration = much less problem with indoor 5G signal reception, esp at home and in the office.
....... Mid-Band 5G, eg 3500MHz/N78, has poor range/coverage and object penetration = much problems with indoor 5G signal reception =  even worse than 4G frequencies.

Will MCMC also do the same, ie allocate Low-Band 5G freq.?
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Low-Band 5G can be 600MHz to 900MHz, eg by reallocating Low-Band 2G/4G freq (eg 800MHz to 900MHz) for 5G.
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Yes, you are right.

More detailed news about this from year 2020, .......

https://soyacincau.com/2020/01/01/malaysia-...cmc-assignment/ - 2020/jan/01 - Malaysia 5G bands announced, 700MHz & 3.5GHz allocated to one entity (= DNB1)

AFAIK, DNB1 launched with 5G NSA which could not use the allocated 2X30MHz  Low Band 700MHz, ie only 5G SA can also use it.

Has MCMC allocated  another Low Band 700MHz to DNB2, ie to U Mobile's 5G SA.?
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Thanks for the info.

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So, DNB2 or U Mobile will have 700MHz (2x 20MHz block) and 3.5GHz (100MHz block) spectrum for it's 5G SA network which AFAIK gives a bandwidth capacity of 400Mbps for Low Band 700MHz and 2Gbps for Mid Band 3.5GHz or 3500MHz - to be shared by all it's  5G subscribers and 5G MVNOs.

In comparison, if 5G SA, DNB1 has 2x30MHz of the 700MHz band and 100MHz for the 3.5GHz band, which is 600Mbps of Low Band and 2Gbps of Mid Band.

AFAIK, a 5G cell tower can service about 5,000 active subscribers at the same time in that coverage area. At peak traffic hours in urban areas, the average speed for DNB2 will be as slow as 2,400Mbps/5,000 = 0.5Mbps = 4G will be slightly faster (3Mbps) in such a situation  because each 4G cell tower can only service about 500 active subscribers at the same time. This will happen when there are many more 5G subscribers.
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