SEOUL (REUTERS, WASHINGTON POST) - South Korea’s three mobile carriers and top US telco Verizon Communications commercially launched 5G services on Wednesday (April 3), ahead of their initial schedules, as they rushed for first spot in the race to roll out the latest wireless technology. . Read more at straitstimes.com.
SEOUL - South Korea’s three mobile carriers and top US telco Verizon Communications commercially launched 5G services on Wednesday , ahead of their initial schedules, as they rushed for first spot in the race to roll out the latest wireless technology.
“SK Telecom today announced that it has activated 5G services for six celebrities representing Korea as of 11 pm April 3, 2019,” the country’s biggest mobile operator said in a news release Thursday. The move makes Verizon the first wireless carrier in the United States to flip the switch on speedy, smartphone-ready 5G service in select urban areas, the company said in a statement.
Through the placement of small boxes that serve as conduits for invisible, data-transmitting radio waves, 5G networks could power a wide range of consumer devices, from smartphones that can stream Netflix videos more quickly to enabling the arrival of self-driving cars.
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