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LG Uplus to use Canadian software for 5G in-building network design
By YonhapPublished : Dec. 10, 2019 - 15:23
LG Uplus said it has adopted Quebec-based iBwave Solutions Inc.'s designing tool for 5G in-building wireless networks. The software can offer better wireless coverage inside buildings after analyzing the building structure and interior materials, according to LG Uplus.
The 5G network for in-building use requires a precise design since 5G frequencies in high-band spectrums are more susceptible to propagation and penetration losses compared with those in low-band spectrums, LG Uplus said.
LG Uplus previously joined hands with iBwave Solutions on a 5G network design for South Korea's baseball and football stadiums.(Yonhap)
