Achievement marks another milestone on the road to nationwide 5G
What’s the news
T-Mobile, Ericsson and Intel have achieved the world’s first 5G
data call and video call on 600 MHz, both on a live commercial network.
T-Mobile also accomplished a tri-band 5G video call with three users on
different spectrum bands – 600 MHz, 28 GHz and 39 GHz.
Why it matters
Only the New T-Mobile is focused on bringing 5G to everyone,
everywhere, and this latest successful test takes America one step closer to
nationwide broad, deep 5G coverage.
Who it’s for
Anyone who thinks 5G should 1) be available to everyone,
everywhere and 2) work indoors and out.
Las Vegas, Nevada – January 7, 2019 – The world is on the
verge of a 5G revolution, and T-Mobile (NASDAQ: TMUS) firmly believes everyone
needs to benefit, not just the few. Along with Intel and Ericsson, the
Un-carrier just took another step toward delivering nationwide 5G, pulling off
the world’s first 5G data call and video call on 600 MHz (including successful
uplink and downlink communication), both on a live commercial network! During
the tests, the teams generated a 5G signal capable of covering more than a
thousand square miles from a single tower! T-Mobile also accomplished a
tri-band 5G video call with three users on different spectrum bands – 600 MHz,
28 GHz and 39 GHz. The tests represent a step forward for the multi-band
spectrum strategy the New T-Mobile will use to blanket the country with
transformative next-generation 5G technology.
The New T-Mobile, when approved, will provide 5G to customers on
multiple spectrum bands, including low-band, mid-band and millimeter wave, to
ensure the benefits of 5G can reach everyone. Low-band 600 MHz spectrum
delivers a broad layer of 5G and provides much-needed balance to millimeter
wave (mmW) – which is an important piece of the 5G puzzle – but has limited coverage
(less than a square mile) and is unable to pass through most objects, like
walls. Together with Sprint, the New T-Mobile will have critical mid-band
spectrum to enable broad AND deep nationwide 5G coverage.
“This is a huge accomplishment for Neville and his team, who had
a vision for nationwide 5G and are building it out the right way – across
multiple spectrum bands,” said John Legere, Chief Executive Officer of
T-Mobile. “While the other guys focus on 5G millimeter wave on a handful of
blocks in a handful of cities, we’re building 5G for everyone, everywhere!
And together with Sprint, we’ll add much-needed spectrum depth, creating a
truly transformative 5G network!”
“We share the vision of T-Mobile to make 5G services available
to everyone across the United States,” said Fredrik Jejdling, Executive Vice
President and Head of Business Area Networks at Ericsson. “We will continue to
work closely together as 5G partners, testing possibilities and reaching new
milestones.”
“5G will power vibrant new use cases that span across network,
client and cloud—spurring the convergence of computing and communications that
will enable exciting use cases ranging from virtual and augmented reality and
gaming, to smart cities, connected cars and intelligent data analytics,” said
Sandra Rivera, senior vice president, Network Platform Group, Intel. “This
collaboration with Ericsson and T-Mobile conducted over low-band spectrum and
using the Intel® 5G Mobile Trial Platform is a major milestone on the path to
enabling the first wave of these types of 5G experiences.”
Visitors at CES will be able to check out T-Mobile’s future 5G
network in action at T-Mobile’s booth (Westgate - 1013), along with the
Un-carrier’s Future of Wireless Truck. A live 5G demonstration will show
attendees how low-band spectrum is able to penetrate physical barriers like
windows and doors, while mmW cannot.
T-Mobile is already well on their way to delivering nationwide
5G in 2020, deploying 5G-ready equipment as they roll out 600 MHz Extended
Range LTE, which is already live in more than 1,500 cities and towns in 37
states and Puerto Rico.
just curious if theres a place you can direct me to, too obtain and or read if any or amount's of radiation levels of this new 5g?? I just remember getting my first cell phone years and years ago and I was one of the few I know now that read the fine print, so im just curious on what the levels are now inorder to add to me personal documents from the last 20 some years, im hoping the levels or atleast some sort of protection is finally now been added??? ya know?? cause its just that here lots of what 5g carries and if well not if cause my data of percent's have never gone down in 20yrs but im sure you guys made something by now, just because as far as I know and researched that there was no prior studies back when I got my first cell and actually said to myself after reading the warnings in the small print that myself loved ones my new born and any child I wish to be a daddy to in the future will be subjected to basically holding a weapon to the side of our heads, so im sorry for getting off track in all its just a concern of mine but like I said by now im sure all them risks way back than you all have fixed and what not,,,,...???? but if not which i doubt and its actually worse now like some have talked bout, isn't that like a crime than ?? like a really immoral human being to other human being like ethically just not right if people would do something like this??? and what for why would they to obtain round metal circles and paper rectangles whith pictures on them ???? nah no one in there right mind would purposely knowingly make the human civilization pay for a device that in turn would be causing something so evil just to collect large amounts of worthless currency , lol that would just be crazy like 4 real just crazy if round pieces of metal and paper rectangles made a actual real person even stoop so low and pull such a mentally unstable act.... holy moly I'm so sorry I tend to ramble on when my intuition starts up , sorry like I said so anyways just if a can see or point me to where to find about any or even if theres any radiation levels or concerns . thank you again and sorry for the novel of a question lol
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