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5G has nothing to do with the problem you’ve described — a symptom of insufficient tower backhaul. It’s typical for 4G LTE operators to deploy a minuscule 100Mb
by posixplz 7y ago
5G has nothing to do with the problem you’ve described — a symptom of insufficient tower backhaul. It’s typical for 4G LTE operators to deploy a minuscule 100Mbit fiber connection per tower. We should be investing in 1Gbit backhaul of LTE.A, but that’s not a sexy message for consumer TV ads.
The farce of 5G is that it’s a pure marketing ploy. It’s not driven by technical need.
- merpnderp 7y agoI figured it was the tower congestion as I’m in a small town with lots of 1gig backhaul. My company alone has 2 lines running to the closest big city. And I’m not sure the congestion issue is made up. The saturation levels for 4G are quite achievable.