Even the PR people from Telia and Ericsson (who are partnering to do this again, just like how they launched &quot;the world&#x27;s first 4G network in Stockholm in 2009&quot;) say (when interviewed by Swedish media) that this will be similar to the 4G preview&#x2F;test. So what we can expect to see is city-wide coverage and a few thousand heavily subsidised end-user 5g terminals (probably USB 3.0 modems at first - at the 4G preview in 2009 they came from Huawei.) Making Stockholm&#x2F;Tallinn-wide coverage a reality with that few users isn&#x27;t super costly.<p>Ericsson are happy because they get a realistic field test of usage, handover between base stations etc. They also get a credible proof of concept for further sales.<p>Telia are happy because they get to project the apparance that they are ahead of the curve to their customer base.<p>Telia and Ericsson have had this symbiosis thing going on for 100+ years now, btw. It seems to be working quite well for them both.