T-Mobile Takes Wrap Off 5G Network Slicing

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T-Mobile Takes Wrap Off 5G Network Slicing

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T-Mobile US Unofficial Lemmy Community • 1 year ago

Earlier today, T-Mobile unveiled a new update to its network: network slicing. In a blog post, T-Mobile EVP & Chief Technology Officer, John Saw, described what network slicing is. Saw also revealed that they were already able to use 5G network slicing for a remote video production on a commercial network. This was done during a cliff diving event in Boston that was sponsored by Red Bull. The Un-carrier ... [read full article]

Earlier today, T-Mobile unveiled a new update to its network: network slicing.

In a blog post, T-Mobile EVP & Chief Technology Officer, John Saw, described what network slicing is. Saw also revealed that they were already able to use 5G network slicing for a remote video production on a commercial network.

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Read the whole article, and it never explains what “network slicing” is 🙄
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is alive on the S23 with Android Beta

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