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5G Mobile Network by unclesamtech(m): 11:19pm On Feb 21, 2016
5G mobile network


AT&T Testing Superfast 5G Mobile Network

AT&T announced plans Friday to begin testing a superfast fifth generation, or 5G, mobile network with speeds up to 100 times faster than the most rapid existing connections.

The US telecom group said it would begin the field tests later this year in collaboration with US semiconductor giant Intel and Swedish networking group Ericsson.

Global telecom operators are readying for 5G deployment in 2020 but some carriers appear to be moving ahead of schedule.

The new 5G networks could open up a range of services by delivering data at much faster speeds, enabling services such as remote surgery or driverless cars and allowing customers to experience video and virtual reality with ease.

“New experiences like virtual reality, self-driving cars, robotics, smart cities and more are about to test networks like never before,” said AT&T chief strategy officer John Donovan.

“These technologies will be immersive, pervasive and responsive to customers. 5G will help make them a reality.”

AT&T said it would begin lab tests of 5G starting in the second quarter and outdoor tests in Austin, Texas, before the end of the year.

“The trials will help guide our 5G standards contributions, and set the stage for widespread commercial and mobile availability once technology standards for 5G are established,” AT&T said.

“We expect 5G to deliver speeds 10-100 times faster than today’s average 4G LTE connections.”

US rival carrier Verizon has also announced plans for 5G testing in 2016.

The International Telecommunication Union, a UN agency which works on interconnection among global carriers, said its member countries had approved a plan detailing how to harmonize standards for 5G, with the rollout expected for 2020.
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Re: 5G Mobile Network by NCP: 12:52am On Feb 22, 2016
Meanwhile, somewhere in Africa Nigeria to be precise; Glo, Airtel And co are still stock on their hopelessly slow 2G networks.

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Re: 5G Mobile Network by skedemi(m): 1:57am On Feb 22, 2016
5G kwa okay
Re: 5G Mobile Network by unclesamtech(m): 6:56am On Feb 22, 2016
NCP:
Meanwhile, somewhere in Africa Nigeria to be precise; Glo, Airtel And co are still stock on their hopelessly slow 2G networks.

they will improve soon
Re: 5G Mobile Network by MrHighSea: 8:08am On Feb 22, 2016
Op andd NCP there is 4G network now in Port Harcourt. Need it, I can it to you.
Re: 5G Mobile Network by sammotos: 7:45am On May 01, 2016
MrHighSea:
Op andd NCP there is 4G network now in Port Harcourt. Need it, I can it to you.

OK
Re: 5G Mobile Network by razatechworld: 8:06am On May 13, 2020
As we know 5G has been successfully launched in many countries and it is expected to be the most changing factor in the technology environment.
Here is a brief overview and you can read this article on 4G Vs 5G for more in-depth knowledge.
5G and 4G

[Image by Digitaltrends]

There are many reasons that make 5G better and faster than 4G.

1. 5G has lower latency which will help it regulate in the auto deriving vehicle.
2. 5G has a high band spectrum that enables its to transfer data more fastly.
3. 5G will fix the major problems of the internet such as bandwidth problems.

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