EU countries and lawmakers have struck a deal to free up radio spectrum for next-generation 5G services that will be valid for 20 years. ETNO members including Telefonica, Orange and Telecom Italia criticized the deal. Read the 5G news
EU signs deal to open up spectrum for 5G: Reuters
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