San Marino set to get Europe's first super-fast 5G mobile network


  • TECH
  • Tuesday, 18 Jul 2017

The European Commission estimates that the development of 5G technology will require

MILAN: San Marino is set to become the first European country to have a super-fast fifth-generation (5G) mobile network under a deal struck by the tiny republic and Telecom Italia. 

So-called 5G is expected to provide higher speeds and response times than 4G networks used today and wireless companies see this as a multi-billion dollar opportunity, although international standards for 5G are yet to be finalised.

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