AT&T Collaborating With Tech Leaders To Speed Up 5G Rollout

Early in February, the US mobile operator AT & T announced that it plans begins [test19459004] by the end of 2016, before the company made another announcement today, which went on to explain that it will work with global industry leaders to ensure that a wider range of standard 5G technology to work completely, smoother deployment Create

data throughput speeds with 5G is expected to be provided may be 100 times faster than 4G, hopes are high that it will see the implementation of a new range of mobile devices and applications stand out.

AT & T intends to be there when 5G kicks off, rather than now jump, it claims action, the best way is to tough appropriate standards, rather than temporary standard plentiful and there are more than interoperable industry struggle.

companies want to work with AT & T is a fairly long list, with some of the industry’s biggest players are expected to participate. Preliminary discussions are considered and the ongoing “China Mobile, Deutsche Telekom, Ericsson, Huawei, Intel, KDDI, LG, Nokia, NTT DOCOMO, INC., Technology company Qualcomm, Samsung, SK Telecom, Telstra and Vodafone like.” This includes both operators and handset manufacturers and smartphone chip manufacturers. We want to see the lack of a unique name is Apple involved. We, unfortunately, is not all that surprised, however.

AT & T is working with several global technology leader and operators 5G alignment. Efforts are based on global standards for the formal 3GPP specifications will be formed on the release preparation. Our goal is to achieve faster deployment 5G 3GP P Once complete official specification of the first release. An official technical standards, make the experience smoother roll-out, which will help businesses and consumers 5G technology, even faster.

So guys, if you think 4G is very fast, you is not seen nothing yet!

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