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CAT TELECOM will talk with Total Access Communication (DTAC) this week about a possible priority partnership to develop a 4G wireless broadband service on the state agency’s idle 20MHz bandwidth of 1800MHz.
The move follows the National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission’s recent approval for CAT to upgrade the use of its idle bandwidth to provide a 4G wireless broadband service.
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