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5g != mmWave 5g I wish we had a better way to distinguish the two. A signal at (to make up a number) 1200mhz is wildly different than one at 60 ghz.
by xxpor 6y ago
5g != mmWave 5g
I wish we had a better way to distinguish the two. A signal at (to make up a number) 1200mhz is wildly different than one at 60 ghz.
- kiwijamo 6y agoAgreed. mmWave 5G deployment is not that common from my observation around the world. For example here in NZ most, if not all, 5G deployments is in the 3.5 GHz band (with some test deployment in 2.6 GHz in areas where it is not in use for 4G). Overseas 3.5 GHz is also fairly common. I am aware of deployment in the UK in 2.1 GHz band (currently used for 4G/3G).