Depending on who you ask, either Verizon or AT&T was the first internet provider in the country to offer 5G . While Verizon was indeed the first to use technologies such as mmWave that are the basis for true 5G technologies, AT&T was the first to deploy something called 5G E, which was just souped-up LTE and more of a marketing ploy than anything else. AT&T has moved away from that ( thanks to a lawsuit by Sprint ). It is now focusing on true 5G, which is available in a handful of areas. So what is 5G , anyway? The fifth-generation wireless network, or 5G , has been nearly a decade in the making, and it's finally becoming a reality. Promising dramatically faster speeds, instantaneous communication, and the ability to network everything, 5G has incredible potential. A limited rollout of the service began in select cities in 2018, and had grown to over 190 markets by April 2020. Select neighborhoods in 35 towns and cities have access to what it calls 5G +, which is built-on superfast mmWave mini-towers. AT&T will be developing 5G through three "core 5G pillars." Those pillars include mobile 5G , fixed 5G , and… Read full this story
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