Green light for 5G 'full pot' in Switzerland

Green light for 5G 'full pot' in Switzerland

While more than one million mobile phones and tablets with 5G technology are already in use in Switzerland, their owners are still unable to take full advantage of broadband. This is because Salt, Sunrise and Swisscom have so far only been allowed to use their 5G antennas at reduced power. The Federal Office of Communications (Ofcom) has now completed the test procedure for these antennas and concluded: "The systems tested reliably fulfil their function. These so-called adaptive antennas only transmit their signal to mobile devices and not everywhere in their vicinity.) Bern, Switzerland on August 24, 2021. Photo by Francois Glories/ABACAPRESS.COM

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