China’s meteoric 5G roll-out has not so far been matched in the indoor enterprise sector. One factor, as in some other markets, has been a failure to issue private or enterprise network licences. All spectrum remains administered by the big three MNOS plus China Broadcasting Network (CBN), the new fourth mobile player. But a major expansion of indoor 5G is emerging in the public sector as major cities unveil plans for deployments in hospitals, railway stations and universities. The capital Beijing has just unveiled plans to expand 5G network coverage in key public area categories, including hospitals, universities and train stations, where indoor coverage will play a major role. This will build out from coverage already established for the main downtown…