5G would not meet the needs for everyone living in rural Ireland, says regulator

The communications regulator says introducing 5G for internet access would not meet the needs of everyone living in rural Ireland.

5G would not meet the needs for everyone living in rural Ireland, says regulator
Wed, 05 Jun, 2019 - 15:07
Digital Desk staff

The communications regulator says introducing 5G for internet access would not meet the needs of everyone living in rural Ireland.

Comreg is appearing before the Oireachtas Communications Committee to outline its position on the controversial National Broadband Plan.

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