MWC GSMA 2026 - 2, 5 March
Thursday, November 19, 2020

Wom, Movistar, Claro and Entel presented offers for 5G

Before the opening of the economic offers, it was learned that despite the controversy carried out by Movistar with Subtel and its attempts to stop the 5G tender - which is still standing -, the operator participates for the most valuable macroband in the world, the 3.5 GHz frequency. This would be explained because if they did not present any envelope at this stage of the tender, they would automatically be excluded from the award of new spectrum. Wom, Claro and Entel also presented offers. Two other companies have indicated their intention to enter, Business Finland of Nordic origin and Horizon Wireless, an Australian company that intends to develop a wholesale offer in Chile.

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