Yes, but what hype. It's still a short RF range 5G network. Who cares how high
it is? They installed several sticks, separated by a few hundred meters, and
got predictably unimpressive bit rates, way up the mountain. Because of the
relatively wide spacing of the towers, barely more bps than 4G can offer, when
using macrocells. But okay, good advertising, I guess.
Bert
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https://www.tvtechnology.com/news/mount-everest-becomes-a-5g-tower
Mount Everest Becomes a 5G Tower
By Michael Balderston 8 hours ago
China Central Television went live from Everest using the network installed on
the mountain
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