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NEXT-GENERATION 5G BAND DEPLOYMENT STRATEGIES FOR HIGH-SPEED WIRELESS COMMUNICATION IN SAUDI ARABIA

Aug 2026 · Veredas do Direito · 0 citations

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Potential approaches for deploying 5G bands capable of meeting national requirements in terms of connecting smart cities, implementing industry automation, supporting Internet of Things solutions, and preparing for 6G development according to the vision of Saudi Arabia 2030 are considered.

Abstract

In response to the fast-paced development of information technologies in Saudi Arabia, there is a high need for high-speed and future-proof wireless communication infrastructure. This paper considers potential approaches for deploying 5G bands capable of meeting national requirements in terms of connecting smart cities, implementing industry automation, supporting Internet of Things solutions, and preparing for 6G development according to the vision of Saudi Arabia 2030. The use of low-band, medium-band, and high-band frequency ranges in the millimeter wavelength spectrum for ensuring efficient coverage and adequate capacity is the focus of this report. The significance of spectrum management, radio access network optimization, small cell dense placement, fiber backhaul, network slicing, massive MIMO, carrier aggregation, and energy-efficient deployment of 5G infrastructure would be discussed in detail. Some of the key challenges of implementing 5G include problems of propagation loss, site acquisition, interferences, indoor coverage, efficiency, and regulation. Thus, an effective approach to planning of wireless networks requires careful assessment of the current telecommunications market, existing problems, and future demands for digital infrastructure.

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