Mr Somphop, centre, and members of the NBTC. The regulator is studying a plan to allocate a portion of the 3500MHz band to create a 5G private network.
The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC) is studying ways to allocate a portion of the 3500-megahertz band to develop a private 5G network that can promote real use cases for industries and enterprises.
Roughly 100MHz of a total bandwidth of 400MHz on the spectrum may be allocated. The regulator is discussing the matter with related parties, including representatives of telecom operators, vendors, the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand,…
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