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CEO Render Networks


Montenegrin operator Crnogorski Telekom has launched the 5G network on higher frequencies, bringing Gigabit speeds to users. The telco has started offering 5G on 3.6 GHz mid-band, which provides greater speeds and coverage. With this launch, Crnogorski Telekom began using the spectrum in the 3.6 GHz band, which it acquired in the auction by Electronic Communication Agency (EKIP) in December last year.
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Commercial Launch of 5G on 3.6 GHz
Crnogorski Telekom announced the commercial launch of the 5G Network in Podgorica on 3.6 GHz frequencies. In a statement issued on Friday, the teleco said that commissioning a base station that enables gigabit 5G speeds shows its commitment to its strategic decision to build the fastest, largest and strongest mobile network in Montenegro. In addition, the telco said it is best positioned for the next 15 years to introduce Gigabit speeds on its mobile network with the spectrum it acquired in December last year.
Users can experience the commercially available 5G service with gigabit speeds at TC Big Fashion in Podgorica, and part of the city can already feel the power and speeds of the 5G Network. The telco was the first in the country to launch a commercial 5G Network in March last year and, a month later, was also the first to achieve Gigabit speeds on 5G.
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