In April 2019, the U.S. got its first taste of the latest upgrade in mobile technology when Verizon launched its 5G network in select neighborhoods in Chicago and Minneapolis. Since then, more than 350 markets have been given access to 5G, the advanced mobile network with data speeds up to 100 times faster than before. …
United States Senator, Oklahoma, Republican
Read MoreFormer Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering U.S. Department of Defense
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Read MoreChairman, Federal Communications Commission
Read MoreDeborah Collier, Vice President of Policy and Government Affairs
Read MoreGigi Sohn, Benton Senior Fellow and Public Advocate
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Read MoreThe new cellular network will support new applications and devices
Read MoreThe 5G race and considerations for Congress
Read MoreA government audit reviews the agency’s progress
Read MoreHow can the government prepare for future wireless technology?
Read MoreA step forward for 5G proves controversial
Read MoreLegislators have worked to support private companies’ 5G growth
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