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Phones are not an emergency system.

NOVA's technology director, Ólafur Magnússon, states that the 2G network is no longer viable for telecom companies to maintain indefinitely due to its age and inability to meet modern demands. He compares the situation to road infrastructure, explaining that older networks cannot keep up with current needs without significant upgrades. The director notes that newer equipment from manufacturers does not support older technologies like 2G and 3G, which are becoming obsolete. He clarifies that 2G phones are not emergency systems and were not designed for such purposes.

Source document: Ólafur Magnússon, Technology Director at NOVA

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RÚV FréttirState / PublicCenter5 days ago
Phones are not an emergency system.

NOVA's technology director, Ólafur Magnússon, states that the 2G network is no longer viable for telecom companies to maintain indefinitely due to its age and inability to meet modern demands. He compares the situation to road infrastructure, explaining that older networks cannot keep up with current needs without significant upgrades. The director notes that newer equipment from manufacturers does not support older technologies like 2G and 3G, which are becoming obsolete. He clarifies that 2G phones are not emergency systems and were not designed for such purposes.

Bias read (Center): The article presents technical explanations regarding the obsolescence of 2G networks and does not take a stance on political issues. It focuses on technological advancements and business decisions rather than political controversy.

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