INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Three has started rolling out L-band spectrum across its infrastructure in a move that will improve the performance of its 4G network.The
sent over its network.Those with a compatible handset will see performance improve by 150 per cent, while those without will still see a
bump of 50 per cent.The rollout will take place over the next four years and will run simultaneously with its 5G rollout
Three currently offers fixed wireless access (FWA) broadband in central London, and will launch mobile data services later this year.The
average data consumption per user on Three has risen above 10GB a month for the first time, meaning the operator can ill-afford to ignore
bridge the gap.In addition to deploying new spectrum, Three is reframing 3G spectrum
about its spectrum holdings, claiming its 100MHz of contiguous 3.4GHz spectrum will mean it is the only UK operator capable of providing
