This section acts as a centralised repository for company information and resources relating to mobile network operators across the globe. To be listed in this section a mobile network operator must operate a physical 4G or 5G mobile network and frequencies listed depict those which the company holds spectrum licences or access rights to.
Statistics on network and band deployment are calculated by our database live and may change without notice.
Many regions across the globe have self-declared independent states, autonomous governing regions, and other partially recognised territorial claims. Mobile networks also operate and serve communities in illegally occupied territories and conflict zones. In the interest of neutrality the database lists all regions where an operator has constructed a network, regardless of political status, as we believe to omit information about services those areas may put its residents at further disadvantage.
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Top Ten 4G Bands Globally
Top Ten 5G Bands Globally
What is a Mobile Network
A Mobile Network is a system that allows users to communicate wirelessly over large geographical areas by using a series of interconnected base stations. Each base station contains large transmitters and receivers which facilitate communication between user devices. Modern day Mobile Networks can be thought of as enormous wireless internet connections, similar in many ways to a simple WiFi modem but on a much grander scale.
Mobile Network Operators (MNO's) are companies who have built and operate their own network infrastructure. This is contrasted to Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs), which are far greater in numbers, who rebrand and sell access to another company's network.
Each MNO operates one or more frequencies called carriers which, not surprisingly, are used 'carry' data through the air. Data are encoded onto a carrier frequency according to a common standard, such as 3G, 4G, or 5G. Each standard details the digital techniques used to encode the data and the antenna techniques used to transmit the carrier, along with detailing how multiple carriers can be operated together to provide greater speed.
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Altice Dominicana, S.A., is a telecommunications company operating in the Dominican Republic. It was initially established as San Isidro Teleport in 1988 by Zona Franca de San Isidro, later renamed as Tricom. In 1990, the company secured an agreement with the Dominican Republic to offer national communications services. The company as known today was formed in 2017 following the merger of two Dominican mobile network operators Tricom and Orange Dominicana, following a parallel acquisition of the two companies by Netherlands-based Altice Group from Hispaniola Telecom and Orange Group...
A-Mobile is a telecommunications network operator based in Georgia. It was established in the year 2006, breaking the monopoly local operator Aquafon held on the region. The company is headquartered in Sukhumi, in the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia. A-Mobile provides wireless communication services to its customers in the Abkhazia region. The company owns and controls all necessary elements for delivering these services, including radio spectrum allocation and wireless network infrastructure.
Andorra Telecom, initially known as Servei de Telecomunicacions d'Andorra (STA), is the sole telecommunications company operating in Andorra. Founded in 1975, the company oversees the country's telephone system, including mobile, data, and internet services. It is also charged with managing the technical infrastructure and national broadcasting networks for both analogue and digital radio and television. The company, once shared the country code of France and had a special routing code for calls from Spain, now operates under its own country calling code, 376. The ownership of Andorra Telecom...
Asia Pacific Telecom Co., Ltd. is a telecommunications company based in Taiwan. Asia Pacific Telecom, founded in 2000, was formed by the parent company, Asia Pacific Broadband Telecom Co., Ltd. (originally named Eastern Broadband Telecommunications Co., Ltd) consolidating the subsidiaries, "Asia Pacific Mobile Broadband" and "Asia Pacific Online Service" respectively in 2007 and 2011. The company has traditionally been a CDMA operator which operated over CDMA2000 EV-DO Rev. B (800MHz), until the service was discontinued in August 2017.
AT&T Mexico, also known as AT&T Mexico Wireless and AT&T Mexico Mobility, is a mobile telephone operator based in Mexico City. The company, which was formerly known as Iusacell and Nextel Mexico, operates under the parent company AT&T and serves approximately 13% of the Mexican wireless market. The company's roots can be traced back to 1987 when it was founded as Iusacell by the Peralta family. In 2001, Bell Atlantic, now Verizon Communications, and Vodafone Group acquired 74.5% of the company. However, due to Iusacell's debt default, the stake was sold to Ricardo Salinas Pliego's Movil@ccess...
AT&T Inc. is a prominent telecommunications company operating within the United States. Its establishment dates back to 1877, with its roots tied to the original Bell Telephone Company founded by Alexander Graham Bell. AT&T, standing for the American Telephone and Telegraph Company, was incorporated in 1885 as a subsidiary of Bell, to build and operate the first long-distance telephone network. The company's ownership has seen significant changes over the years. It was initially a monopoly, known as the Bell System, which provided telephone services across the majority of the United States and...
Azercell is a leading telecommunications company based in Baku, Azerbaijan. Founded in January 1996 through a private-public partnership between Turkcell and Ministry of Communications of Azerbaijan Republic. Azercell remained a subsidiary of Telia Company until March 2018 when an agreement was struck between Fintur Holdings and Turkcell to divest its 51.3% holding in Azertel to Azintelecom, an enterprise wholly owned by the Republic of Azerbaijan.
4G Bands
- B1 (2100 MHz)
- B2 (1900 MHz)
- B3 (1800 MHz)
- B4 (1700 MHz)
- B5 (850 MHz)
- B7 (2600 MHz)
- B8 (900 MHz)
- B11 (1500 MHz)
- B12 (700 MHz)
- B13 (700 MHz)
- B17 (700 MHz)
- B18 (850 MHz)
- B19 (850 MHz)
- B20 (800 MHz)
- B21 (1500 MHz)
- B25 (1900 MHz)
- B26 (850 MHz)
- B28 (700 MHz)
- B29 (700 MHz SDL)
- B30 (2300 MHz)
- B31 (450 MHz)
- B32 (1500 MHz SDL)
- B38 (2600 MHz)
- B39 (1900 MHz)
- B40 (2300 MHz)
- B41 (2500 MHz)
- B42 (3500 MHz)
- B43 (3700 MHz)
- B46 (5200 MHz)
- B66 (1700 MHz)
- B67 (700 MHz SDL)
- B70 (1700 MHz)
- B71 (600 MHz)
- B75 (1500 MHz SDL)
5G Bands
- n1 (2100 MHz)
- n2 (1900 MHz)
- n3 (1800 MHz)
- n5 (850 MHz)
- n7 (2600 MHz)
- n8 (900 MHz)
- n20 (800 MHz)
- n25 (1900 MHz)
- n26 (850 MHz)
- n28 (700 MHz)
- n38 (2600 MHz)
- n40 (2300 MHz)
- n41 (2600 MHz)
- n50 (1500 MHz)
- n51 (1500 MHz)
- n66 (2100 MHz)
- n71 (600 MHz)
- n75 (1500 MHz SDL)
- n77 (3700 MHz)
- n78 (3500 MHz)
- n79 (4700 MHz)
- n80 (1800 MHz SUL)
- n257 (28 GHz)
- n258 (26 GHz)
- n260 (39 GHz)
- n261 (28 GHz)
- n262 (48 GHz)