Bolivia to Assign 3.5GHz Spectrum to State Operator Entel

Bolivia is set to assign the 3.5GHz spectrum to the state operator Entel to enhance telecommunications services. Subscribers to BNamericas will have access to valuable project information and contacts in Latin America.

The Bolivian government intends to assign the 3.5GHz spectrum to the state-owned telecommunications provider, Entel. This decision is part of a broader strategy to enhance connectivity and improve telecommunications services within the country. The allocation aims to facilitate high-speed internet services and support the growing demand for telecommunications in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Additionally, subscribers of BNamericas will gain access to extensive information regarding over 34,000 projects across Latin America, as well as insights into approximately 43,000 global companies operating within the region. This comprehensive database will also include key contacts associated with these companies and projects, allowing for informed decision-making and strategic planning in the industry.

The allocation of the 3.5GHz spectrum to Entel represents a significant move by the Bolivian government to bolster its telecommunications infrastructure. This initiative will likely lead to enhanced service delivery and increased internet accessibility for Bolivians. Furthermore, access to BNamericas’ extensive database will equip industry stakeholders with crucial information to navigate the market effectively.

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