"BT is ramping up its deployment of advanced mobile telecoms technology at its EE mobile unit to gain a leap in a competitive marketplace, deploying a new generation of massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) units with antenna integrated radios that are claimed to deliver maximum network experience and up to four times greater uplink capacity. The MIMO units come from Ericsson, specifically the AIR 3284, said to be the world's first 5G triple-band FDD massive MIMO radio used in a European-first deployment."
"EE first introduced its 5G standalone (SA) network in September 2004, launching in 15 cities across the UK, including Bath, Belfast, Birmingham, Bradford, Bristol, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Hull, Leeds, Leicester, Liverpool, London, Manchester and Sheffield. At launch, EE said its 5G SA network will set a new standard for connectivity, bringing benefits to customers from day one, and being the first of its kind in the UK to offer near-uninterrupted outdoor coverage in every city it launches."
BT is increasing deployment of advanced mobile telecoms technology at its EE mobile unit by installing Ericsson AIR 3284 massive MIMO units with antenna-integrated radios, claiming maximum network experience and up to four times greater uplink capacity. BT will use the term 5G+ instead of 5GSA. EE introduced its 5G standalone (SA) network in September 2004 across 15 UK cities. 5G SA offers smoother, more reliable and more secure mobile connections for live streaming, video calling and gaming, and supports enhanced voice calls via Vo5G with faster setup times. Two AIR 3284 units are live in Leeds, with hundreds more planned and a 99% 5G+ population coverage target by 2030 supported by technology firsts and network densification.
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