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AT&T Expands 5G to 28 New Markets

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Jun 30, 2020, 11:06 AM by Rich Brome @rbrome

AT&T this week launched sub-6 GHz 5G in 28 new markets, including Puerto Rico and several major cities. Major new 5G markets include Miami, Orlando, Austin, Dallas, and Salt Lake City. AT&T's 5G network now covers 179 million people across 355 markets. Among the new markets, "parts of some" of them are using DSS (Dynamic Spectrum Sharing) technology, which enables 4G and 5G technology to efficiently share the same frequency bands.

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