Maybe this Dish 5G thing is real after all
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There are people field testing it. I've been seeing some things on the portal about it for a few days now
They are saying they will offer IOT (Internet Of Things) data service. This is things like wearables, security devices, medical equipment, etc. that needs to talk to services in the cloud. There has been an explosion of these kind of devices, and it is expected to continue. They do not seem interested in providing traditional wireless internet service, like you would get from AT&T or Verizon.
The other thing to think about with 5g is the latency, it's almost non existent, which means things like robotics and autonomous vehicles could be a real thing in the "near future".
Another stalling tactic.
Dish has put themselves in a position that they must pretend to be building a 5g Network in hopes someone will buy all their bandwidth at the last minute.
The second Wall Street figures out Charlie's poker face and realizes he has nothing, dish Network stock will drop faster than HBO AND CINEMAX being removed
Dish has put themselves in a position that they must pretend to be building a 5g Network in hopes someone will buy all their bandwidth at the last minute.
The second Wall Street figures out Charlie's poker face and realizes he has nothing, dish Network stock will drop faster than HBO AND CINEMAX being removed
Except I posted that there are guys installing this right now in field tests......
Those devices are usually wifi...they dont talk directly to the 5g service provider..they need a router somewhere
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Yep. I talked to a tech the other day about internet service, 5G internet is coming. They are putting in the 5G infrastructure with a deadline to be up and running come March.
Dish seems to think there is demand for non-WiFi IOT data services. I am not saying I agree, just relaying what Dish is saying.
Several years back in their SEC filings, one of the illustrated models for using their spectrum was a "one to many" network in which they could transmit a "package" of streaming data, with all customers receiving the same "package".
This would fit the cable model.
Any facts to back up that statement? Or is it just part of your "down with Dish" fantasy?
