AT&T has deployed 5G in New York but is still only giving business users and developers access to the network. New York is the twenty first city AT&T has supplied with 5G, but the operator has yet to make the service available to consumers. The company has multiple versions of 5G: 5G+ which is its super-fast but limited range millimetre-wave service, and "sub-6" which is their wider-ranging but slower network. 5GE is the company's re-branded, improved but existing 4G network. In its release, AT&T acknowledges that the service will be in "limited areas initially" with a company spokesperson telling CNET that the new service will be available first in parts "near and around East Village, Greenwich Village and Gramercy Park. In a statement released on Monday, Verizon said it was "working closely with AT&T" to bring "5G" services to New York.
AT&T has deployed 5G in New York but is still only giving business users and developers access to the network. New York is the twenty first city AT&T has supplied with 5G, but the operator has yet to make the service available to consumers. The company has multiple versions of 5G: 5G+ which is its super-fast but limited range millimetre-wave service, and "sub-6" which is their wider-ranging but slower network. 5GE is the company's re-branded, improved but existing 4G network. In a statement released on Monday, Verizon said it was "working closely with AT&T" to bring "5G" services to New York.