Mexico telecoms sector says broader 5G coverage needed to attract top companies

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MEXICO CITY : Better coordination between Mexico's government and telecoms companies is needed to ensure a faster roll-out of 5G services to meet the demand of major companies such as Tesla, executives and officials said on Wednesday. Tesla's planned factory in Nuevo Leon state, near the U.S.-Mexico bord

MEXICO CITY : Better coordination between Mexico's government and telecoms companies is needed to ensure a faster roll-out of 5G services to meet the demand of major companies such as Tesla, executives and officials said on Wednesday.

But the federal government needs to help connect the manufacturing sector with telecoms providers to boost 5G services and attract more investment, said Gabriel Szekely, Chief Executive of Mexico's National Telecommunications Association .About 15 per cent of Mexico's population has access to 5G services, compared to 61 per cent in the United States, Szekely said, citing a recent study.

"It would be good to reflect on what we can do as a government at all levels.... to adequately address the need to have all telecommunications networks with the most advanced technologies and facilitate the transfer of more companies to Mexico," Rivas said.

 

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