July 3, 2020

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Please tell us more about how just 60 hydrogen-powered 5G drones could make 400000 UK base stations redundant

Please tell us more about how just 60 hydrogen-powered 5G drones could make 400000 UK base stations redundant

Gartner’s finest – a former vulture – draws clouds over eyebrow-raising connectivity plan A company working with a hydrogen-powered 5G drone maker claims to have built an airborne 5G base station antenna “unlike anything ever seen before” – and that just 60 of them could replace Britain’s terrestrial 5G networks.…

Date: 2020-11-04

URL: https://go.theregister.com/feed/www.theregister.com/2020/11/04/stratospheric_platforms_cambridge_consultants_antenna/

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