US telecommunications conglomerate AT&T is to introduce 5G wireless capabilities in Austin and Indianapolis. The 400 megabits per second network is 40 times faster than a standard cellular network, but will have to improve to hit the gigabit speeds that a true 5G network is theoretically capable of. The rollout will commence a day. This comes later in 2017 after AT&T announced that it is in "advanced talks" to bring gigabit internet to customers’ homes through existing power lines.
US telecommunications conglomerate AT&T is to introduce 5G wireless capabilities in Austin and Indianapolis. The 400 megabits per second network is 40 times faster than a standard cellular network, but will have to improve to hit the gigabit speeds that a true 5G network is theoretically capable of. The rollout will commence later in 2017. This comes a day after AT&T announced that it is in "advanced talks" to bring gigabit internet to customers’ homes through existing power lines.