Dish’s 5G network in Las Vegas shows big improvement
A new study by Signals Research Group (SRG) shows marked advances in Dish Network’s 5G network in Las Vegas compared to a year ago.
A new study by Signals Research Group (SRG) shows marked advances in Dish Network’s 5G network in Las Vegas compared to a year ago.
Dish’s 5G network in Las Vegas clocked an average connection of 307 Mbit/s, and nearly 500 Mbit/s at the 90th percentile. Signals Research Group reported improvements in Dish’s 5G voice calls, but said uplink connections remained a problem.
Mike Thelander, of wireless network research company Signals Research Group (SRG), doesn’t want 5G on his phone anymore. His 5G connectivity problems are getting worse ‘and I had enough of it.’
“Midband 5G is going to be pretty much everywhere,” said Signals Research Group President and founder Mike Thelander.
Testing by Signals Research Group at T-Mobile cell sites finds SRS beamforming and MU-MIMO active and yielding a dramatic increase in capacity – especially for receivers that don’t move.
Signals Research Group (SRG) completed a new study on T-Mobile’s 5G New Radio (NR) network in the D.C.-Maryland suburbs, where the SRG team examined a range of technologies using at least one handset with pre-commercial software.