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North Africa Joins the 5G Race as Tunisie Telecom Rolls Out High-Speed Network
Tunisie Telecom has officially launched its 5G non-stand-alone (NSA) services, becoming one of the first telecom companies in Tunisia to roll out the next generation of mobile connectivity.
The launch followed a license award ceremony at the Palais du Gouvernement in La Kasbah.
Tunisie Telecom is using two types of 5G network setups. One uses the newly allocated 3.5 GHz frequency band, which allows for higher speeds and better performance.
This is the first time the 3.5 GHz band is being used in Tunisia, offering a wider spectrum and faster data speeds.
Ericsson partnered with Tunisie Telecom to make the 5G launch possible within a tight timeline set by the Ministry of ICT.
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