Here we talk to Kim Kyllesbech Larsen, director of technology services and international network economics at T-Mobile and get his thoughts on sweating existing operator assets and for how long that can be done.
It’s generally accepted that existing wireless technologies still have a decent lifespan ahead of them. Most of the people telecoms.com spoke to at the LTE World Summit in Amsterdam expect 4G, 3G and even 2G to co-exist for some time yet.
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