Long range wireless data is subject to a tons of interference and real life troubles, so in reality you never hit those numbers, there will be so many places wi

Long range wireless data is subject to a tons of interference and real life troubles, so in reality you never hit those numbers, there will be so many places without proper coverage that those stats are mostly meaningless. Not to mention it requires a lot of antennas, hardware, power and area coverage. Results will also vary depending on the phone modem. Real life wireless latency is also quite problematic. If it's never ideal on optic fiber, I cannot predict it's going to be good on wireless. Not to mention rural, uncrowded areas, mountains, etc.