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South Korea was the first country to launch a 5G mobile network in 2019, but it’s ambitions have been stymied by complicated infrastructure and lower than expected consumer demand for more data.

South Korea was the first country to launch a 5G mobile network in 2019, but it's ambitions have been stymied by complicated infrastructure and lower than expected consumer demand for more data. Read more: https://t.co/rP8FAoSvka pic.twitter.com/hSFWEYh5Nq

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