MTS and Ericsson tested mobile 5G technology on a prototype Russian smartphone, claiming record data transmission speeds of up to 25Gbps. The latest tests were conducted at a Moscow stadium where a base station operating in the 14.5GHz-15.3GHz range transmitted data to a moving smartphone at 25Gbps. MTS and Ericsson tested 5G usage scenarios including […]
MTS and Ericsson tested mobile 5G technology on a prototype Russian smartphone, claiming record data transmission speeds of up to 25Gbps. The latest tests were conducted at a Moscow stadium where a base station operating in the 14.5GHz-15.3GHz range transmitted data to a moving smartphone at 25Gbps. MTS and Ericsson tested 5G usage scenarios including online broadcast streaming video in 4K format, virtual reality and remote controlled robotics requiring ultra-low latency and high data rates. The tests used key technologies including Multi-User and Massive MIMO, Beam Tracking and Dynamic TDD.
