K&T as you post yesterday.........Verizon tests wi
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Posted On: 07/26/2016 8:02:23 AM
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K&T as you post yesterday.........Verizon tests wireless delivery of home broadband service through 5G
"WHAT will be the total Bandwidth coming into a home be when you have to cell phones and a TV and a Lab top all running wide data" with products like 4K, VR & AR all at once......" ITS ALL ABOUT BANDWIDTH AND QUALITY BEING MANAGED!!!!!
This week, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam shared the results from the network test at the JP Morgan Technology, Media and Telecom Conference.
“In the example of our Basking Ridge campus, we had I think six 4K TV’s running, we had three virtual reality boxes, we had a bunch of tablets running and you could move the service back and forth pretty easily between any of those devices,” said CEO Lowell McAdam.
Verizon is not the only U.S. company working actively in the 28 GHz spectrum. Cambridge Broadband, which is 15% owned by Samsung, has been deploying in this spectrum band for several years, and is also working in the 39 GHz spectrum band. The company has a $5,000 solution that attaches to cell towers for point-to-multipoint broadcast. The solution is used extensively outside the United States, in countries that do not have the fiber backbone that exists in the United States.
"WHAT will be the total Bandwidth coming into a home be when you have to cell phones and a TV and a Lab top all running wide data" with products like 4K, VR & AR all at once......" ITS ALL ABOUT BANDWIDTH AND QUALITY BEING MANAGED!!!!!
This week, Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam shared the results from the network test at the JP Morgan Technology, Media and Telecom Conference.
“In the example of our Basking Ridge campus, we had I think six 4K TV’s running, we had three virtual reality boxes, we had a bunch of tablets running and you could move the service back and forth pretty easily between any of those devices,” said CEO Lowell McAdam.
Verizon is not the only U.S. company working actively in the 28 GHz spectrum. Cambridge Broadband, which is 15% owned by Samsung, has been deploying in this spectrum band for several years, and is also working in the 39 GHz spectrum band. The company has a $5,000 solution that attaches to cell towers for point-to-multipoint broadcast. The solution is used extensively outside the United States, in countries that do not have the fiber backbone that exists in the United States.
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