U.K. operator EE, which is part of BT Group, said it has expanded its 5G network infrastructure to cover hundreds of localities in rural areas of England, Wales and Scotland.
In a release, EE noted that nearly 500 small localities are now covered with 5G, bringing the total number of U.K. cities, towns and villages where customers can access EE 5G to over 1,000.
As part of the rollout, EE’s 5G is also reaching national parks and popular rural tourist destinations. The company noted that this investment in rural coverage is part of its aim to deliver an EE 5G solution anywhere in the U.K. by 2028.
