DiGi & Celcom Axiata have agreed to share an initial of 218 sites or base stations from each provider to save about 2.2 billion ringgit ($719 million) over 10 years.
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DiGi & Celcom Axiata have agreed to share an initial of 218 sites or base stations from each provider to save about 2.2 billion ringgit ($719 million) over 10 years.
More here:
John
John Mayson wrote in :
Lots (at least here in the Netherlands) because guidelines in cities on allowing new constructions for cellular base antennas state that new constructions should be avoided when site-sharing is available or when existing constructions can be used.
Site-sharing for commercial reasons started a bit a few years ago but zoning regulations have taken over now ;)
Koos van den Hout
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