US telco Verizon has said it will launch "real, standards-based" 5G, rather than the off-brand tech used in its wireless home internet service, in 30 cities by the end of this year. However, the firm did not specify which locations, offer launch dates or reveal how comprehensively 5G would be rolled out. Rival carrier T-Mobile’s 5G network is currently live in 12 cities but unusable, while AT&T also plans to deploy its network across 30 locations.
US telco Verizon has said it will launch "real, standards-based" 5G, rather than the off-brand tech used in its wireless home internet service, in 30 cities by the end of this year. However, the firm did not specify which locations, offer launch dates or reveal how comprehensively 5G would be rolled out. Rival carrier AT&T’s 5G network is currently live in 12 cities but unusable, while T-Mobile also plans to deploy its network across 30 locations.