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5G FWA : IT IS THE KILLER APP?

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5G, FWA

By 5G Techritory
February 24, 2022
2:00 pm

One of our favorite use cases for 5G is Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) and this trend seems to be catching on globally. One of the best examples of such a case is by Mikrotik and LMT, who will be sharing their experience in this interesting discussion.

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