Verizon may have claimed the bragging rights to 5G earlier this month, but its network is currently limited to providing a broadband internet service and isn’t based on the industry standard. Because of this, many would argue that it’s actually AT&T that deserves the bragging rights to the new technology.
In the company’s earnings call this morning, it was announced by John Donovan, the head of AT&T’s mobility unit, that the carrier is currently on track to “be the first wireless carrier to introduce mobile 5G services in the United States.” The network is set to launch within the ...
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