Huawei saves rural areas without optical fiber: 5G can be used as broadband, with speeds comparable to 300M wired

News on April 27, Huawei recently launched China Telecom’s first 5G FWA (Fixed Wireless Access) commercial pilot project, marking the in-depth application of 5G technology in the home broadband field.

This move effectively utilizes the idle resources of the 5G network to provide a high-speed Internet experience comparable to that of optical fiber, and quickly solves broadband access problems in areas where optical fiber has not yet reached.

The pilot verification results show that the downlink rate of 5G FWA at the user end is comparable to 300M wired broadband, and the uplink experience can also reach 100M level.

This speed can easily meet the diverse needs of home users, such as high-definition TV viewing, large-scale online games, online education, and video surveillance.

Huawei stated that facing the future evolution to 5.5G network and the large-scale commercialization of multi-carrier aggregation terminals, the 10 times improvement in network capabilities will bring faster speed to FWA users. A more stable and ultimate broadband experience.

It is understood that 155 operators around the world have invested in 5G FWA services, using 5G CPE to wirelessly connect to 5G base stations to quickly solve the "last mile" coverage problem of home broadband.

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