T-Mobile launches Ultra Capacity 5G SA network

Earlier this week, T-Mobile launched its Ultra Capacity 5G on its 5G standalone (network). Before this announcement, their 5G SA is the first and only one operating in the country. Now that Ultra Capacity 5G has been added to the network, 5G SA has leveled up even more, giving its customers faster speeds and lesser lags.
Neville Ray, T-Mobile’s President of Technology, announced:
“5G is making a meaningful impact today – changing the way people use their smartphones, bringing choice and competition to home broadband, improving disaster response and so much more … but we’re only scratching the surface on what 5G can do. Transformative 5G networks are here, and T-Mobile is leading the charge with not just the largest, fastest and most reliable 5G network, but the most advanced as well. We’re driving the industry forward with 5G standalone and delivering a level of performance for customers that can’t be achieved otherwise.”
You can read more about this technology here.
Source: T-Mobile
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