Canadian operator Telus has announced that it has successfully completed a ‘live-environment mobile broadband test’ using 3.5GHz spectrum. The tests, which took place in suburban north-west Edmonton, achieved download speeds in excess of 2Gbps, which the telco says helps to demonstrate how important 3.5GHz spectrum is to enabling future deployments of 5G technology.
Telus achieves 2Gbps speeds in 3.5GHz trial
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