Writing & notes.

Nepal's 5G rollout hinges on getting spectrum sequencing right: launching NSA on 3500 MHz (anchored on existing 1800/800 MHz LTE) delivers the fastest, most device-compatible speed boost, while 2600 MHz serves as a proven fallback if 3500 MHz proves too costly. The real payoff comes later by layering in 700 MHz once SA is deployed to provide the wide-area coverage and uplink strength that mountainous, low-density terrain demands.

How an operator running 2G/3G/4G today should think through the NSA-vs-SA decision, multi-vendor interworking and 4G/5G vendor alignment.

Let's uncover why 5G delivers significantly more speed and capacity than 4G, even with similar bandwidth. This technical deep dive explains how Massive MIMO, beamforming, advanced modulation, and smarter network design dramatically improve spectral efficiency.