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Samsung Electronics announced that it has achieved record transfer speeds on a 5G mmWave network. The tests were carried out in collaboration with NBN Co., a company that is part of an AUD 750 million investment plan in Australia. NBN is using various software enhancements to make the most of the emerging 5G network.
During the field test, the device achieved an average download speed of 1.75 Gbps and an average upload speed of 61.5 Mbps. The maximum download speed was 2.7 Gbps, achieved at a distance of 10 km from the source, which is the most impressive part.
Samsung and NBN say the new milestone represents an important step in the development of 5G networks not only in dense urban areas but also in rural ones. Successful tests show that the 5G network has enormous potential in the future.
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During the field test, the device achieved an average download speed of 1.75 Gbps and an average upload speed of 61.5 Mbps. The maximum download speed was 2.7 Gbps, achieved at a distance of 10 km from the source, which is the most impressive part.
Samsung and NBN say the new milestone represents an important step in the development of 5G networks not only in dense urban areas but also in rural ones. Successful tests show that the 5G network has enormous potential in the future.
The post continues on our Blog: Samsung sets a new speed record on 5G – 1.75 Gbps 10km away
What do you think about it? Feel free to reply below!
