No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
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No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
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Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#25G's main application around the world will be more capacity, a good thing for telcos
Or companies that want to break the residential broadband monopoly in a local area. Personally, I'm counting on TMO to kick Comcast's ass in my town. 5G would be a complete success if that happens.
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#35G's main application around the world will be more capacity, a good thing for telcos Or companies that want to break the residential broadband monopoly in a local area. Personally, I'm counting on TMO to kick Comcast's ass in my town. 5G would be a complete success if that happens.
That's a really good point!
I'm curious as to how expensive implementation will be for municipal providers.
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#4I've heard that 5G will be especially beneficial to rural areas, where it will have the bandwidth, speed, and coverage capability to replace broadband, DSL, and satellite. Can someone with industry knowledge confirm whether this is true?
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#5Hopefully Germany doesn't f*ck this up again...
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#65G's main application around the world will be more capacity, a good thing for telcos Or companies that want to break the residential broadband monopoly in a local area. Personally, I'm counting on TMO to kick Comcast's ass in my town. 5G would be a complete success if that happens.
This is the key. Look at the roadblocks Google Fiber has hit in their own fiber deployments, pivoting to wireless to bypass the resistance they're getting from incumbents.
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#7Hopefully Germany doesn't f*ck this up again...
Context?
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#85G's main application around the world will be more capacity, a good thing for telcos Or companies that want to break the residential broadband monopoly in a local area. Personally, I'm counting on TMO to kick Comcast's ass in my town. 5G would be a complete success if that happens.
That's a really good point! I'm curious as to how expensive implementation will be for municipal providers.
Muni/coop internet providers? Should be low if they can keep lease costs down for 5G base stations colocating with existing muni real estate, and use existing fiber for backhaul (or new fiber laid as part of Dig Once guidelines).
Re: No “Material Difference Between 5G and LTE”
#9When "4G" was initially commercialized, one could have claimed it has No "Material Difference Between 3G and 4G". HSPA(+) was just faster 3G, already reaching lower end of 4G bandwidth requirement, minimally qualifiable as 4G. But has 4G/LTE eventually turned out to be "one generation" better than 3G? Hell yeah.
Same thing here for 4G-5G transition. The real deal is when milimeter wave got massively deployed and commercialized.