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The operators brought this on themselves. There is no standard definition of 5G, even though the industry knows the rollout of features will be in waves.

Does 5G for T-mobile technically mean exactly the same thing as for Verizon? Probably not.




The standard definition of 5G is the New Radio (NR) protocol.


Verizon is the only carrier with mmWave 5G / Ultrawide Band. Their "5G Nationwide" is what T-Mobile and AT&T have, while only AT&T has the "5GE" abomination which is just 4G LTE.




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