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Economy July 21, 2017 | 5:06 pm

Claro reiterates: We have Dominican Republic’s first 4.5G network

Santo Domingo.- The telecom Claro on Thursday reiterated that it has the country's first 4.5G network, capable of satisfying the future market's demand for data, "in this era of hyperconnectivity and the Internet of Thing." Claro's assertion comes just 24 hours after telecom expert Hiddekel Morrison affirmed that there's no 4.5G network in the country, "as some telephone companies would lead us... Read more

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