Walrus01, you brought a very interesting topic. In NYC market for instance, operators provision their cell sites between 100 and 400Mbps. Verizon for instance has 45MHz of aggregate downlink radio capacity, which in today&#x27;s 2x2 MIMO configuration means 337.5Mbps potential throughput per sector, times three sectors per site and you&#x27;re at 1Gbps requirement. Yet, their sites are mostly provisioned at 150 or 200Mbps PER SITE, and then shared between three sectors. Most of their sites have 1Gbps capable cards too...<p>It&#x27;s been an opex saving trend for all operators which will allows them to &quot;control&quot; incremental capacity gain at their discretion, without a truck roll.<p>I definitely plan on addressing that in the future posts, it&#x27;s an annoying issue from the consumer perspective, that&#x27;s for sure.