DALLAS
A company announcement Tuesday said the three cities are among the first 12 that will have the capability by the end of the year. AT&T said the other nine cities will be named in coming months.
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Telecommunications experts estimate that 5G speeds will be about 10 times faster than 4G, which is presently the mobile standard.
AT&T said it plans to add more 5G capable mobile devices and smartphones early next year.
AT&T Sr. Vice President Igal Elbaz said after the first phase, the company will be the first to deliver standards-based mobile 5G.
“Our mobile 5G firsts will put our customers in the middle of it all,” Elbaz said.
To help with its timeline, the company said it will open a lab in Austin, Texas, to run “stress tests” that simulate real-world customer experiences over 5G.
