Mongoli oa Lipalangoang oa US Pete Buttigieg le Ts'ebetso ea Tsamaiso ea Lifofane tsa Federal Mookameli Steve Dickson o rometse lengolo ho lihlooho tsa AT & T 'me Verizon e ba kopa ho chechisa ho thakholoa ha ts'ebeletso e ncha ea 5G e se nang mohala.
Ho ea ka liofisiri tsa 'muso oa US, litora tse fetisang lipontšo tsa khoebo tsa 5G holim'a C-band ea marang-rang a se nang mohala li ka kena-kenana le matšoao a lifofane tsa khoebo le ho senya polokeho ea lifofane tsa baeti.
Ba boholong United States ba ile ba botsa AT & T 'me Verizon ho lieha ho ho qala ts'ebeletso e ncha ea 5G ka nako e sa feteng libeke tse peli e le karolo ea "tlhahiso e le tharollo ea nako e haufi ea ho ntšetsa pele ho ba teng ha 5G ho tsamaisoa ho C-Band le ts'ebetso e sireletsehileng ea sefofaneng."
"Re kopa lik'hamphani tsa hau hore li tsoelepele ho emisa ho hlahisa litšebeletso tsa khoebo tsa C-Band bakeng sa nako e khuts'oane e sa feteng libeke tse peli ho feta letsatsi le reriloeng la la 5 Pherekhong," lengolo le boletse.
AT & T 'me Verizon ba tiisitse hore ba fumane lengolo mme ba ntse ba le hlahloba.
Litaba tsena li ile tsa tla ka mor'a hore Airlines for America (A4A), mokhatlo oa basebetsi oo litho tsa oona li kenyeletsang American Airlines, United Airlines le Delta, e kopileng Federal Communications Commission (FCC) ka Labone hore e chechise nako eo. ho tsamaisoa ha sekhahla sa C-band e reriloeng ka la 5 Pherekhong.
Sehlopha se ile sa ngola: “Lifofane li ke ke tsa khona ho itšetleha ka li-altimeters tsa seea-le-moea bakeng sa mekhoa e mengata ea ho fofa, kahoo li ke ke tsa khona ho lula boema-fofane bo itseng.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- US officials asked AT&T and Verizon to delay the rollout of the new 5G service for no more than two weeks as part of a “proposal as a near-term solution for advancing the co-existence of 5G deployment in the C-Band and safe flight operations.
- The news came after Airlines for America (A4A), a union whose members include American Airlines, United Airlines, and Delta, asked the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday to postpone the deployment of the C-band spectrum planned on January 5.
- US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg and Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Administrator Steve Dickson sent a letter to the heads of AT&T and Verizon asking them to postpone the launch of the new 5G wireless service.
