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Ahh. thing is: you are a subscriber, not a 5G procurer. Telcos are concerned with how many people like you they can support at once with how much power and op
by sgt101 8y ago
Ahh.
thing is: you are a subscriber, not a 5G procurer.
Telcos are concerned with how many people like you they can support at once with how much power and opex and capex.
If 5G tech provides n*cell throughput, for 1/n capex and/or opex and you (as a subscriber) see no benefit vs LTE then it will please Telco's much. However, 5G may make a big impact on your experience as well.
I don't know how you measured the latency; but remember that these numbers can be very deceptive due to network technology pretending to do things that it isn't really doing. That's fine when you run a speed test, but not if you are being treated at the side of the road.