Nokia and Australian operator TPG Telecom announced they have hit a 5G uplink speed of 2 Gbps using the latter’s mmWave spectrum.
The European vendor noted that this record speed was achieved during a live demonstration at the Nokia 5G Futures Lab in Sydney, Australia.
Nokia said that the new 5G uplink record will enable the vendor and its customers, including TPG Telecom, to offer low-latency services for industrial and IoT applications that require high-speed uplink connectivity. The solution is expected to be fully deployed next year as devices that support this capability become available, Nokia said.
