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.
The aggregation of low and mid-band carriers in both Frequency Division Duplex (FDD) and Time Division Duplex (TDD) spectrum improves cell edge performance in T-Mobile US’ network, according to recent testing by Signals Research Group.
For some time, Dish Network has been promising a beta launch of its much-anticipated 5G network in Las Vegas, amid delays. That beta test phase with friendly users has begun, however, and according to executive comments
Research and consulting firm Signals Research Group published what are likely the first publicly available tests of Dish Network’s 5G network in Las Vegas. The results are somewhat mixed.
Rogers Communications is touting a big first in Canada: the rollout of the country’s first national standalone 5G core, which hasn’t exactly taken off in a big way for its neighbor to the immediate south.