According to Comcommupdate reported on November 18, Norway's third-largest mobile network operator ice announced on November 18 that the 5G service was officially commercialized, covering 14 cellular base stations in the Oslo region initially, using the 2100MHz and 700MHz frequency bands, which can be used by most Android mobile phone users who support 5G. In the short term, Ice plans to promote 5G in 4 to 5 large cities in Norway, with a long-term goal of 75% of the country's 5G population coverage.
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Ice, which received a national spectrum license of 3600MHz in September, which will take effect in January 2022, noted that these frequencies "will be of great value for the construction of 5G and for securing Norway's third national mobile network in the coming years."
(Compiler: Liu Shuang)
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