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Ookla Webinar: Why is 5G in Europe Falling Behind and What Can We Do About It?

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April 7, 2022
Our Associate Director Jan Stryjak recently spoke at the Ookla Webinar "Why is 5G in Europe Falling Behind and What Can We Do About It?" 5G performance across Europe has been a mixed story. While some operators offer lightning fast speeds exceeding 300 Mbps, 5G Availability, the percent of users on 5G-capable devices that spend the majority of their time on 5G, remains low. It is not surprising that Europe lags behind North America and Asia Pacific in terms of 5G rollout and adoption. What is holding Europe back? In this webinar, a panel of industry experts will come together to:
  • Examine the current state of 5G in Europe relative to other leading markets
  • Identify key supply-side factors responsible for limiting 5G adoption in the region
  • Highlight the outlook for the region and identify strategies to stimulate 5G growth
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