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USA and South Korea claim a 5G first
By M2 Computing on April 29, 2019 in Blog, Infrastructure, Internet, Mobile devices, New technology, Telecoms and mobile data
In the battle to provide the world’s first 5G network, it seems there has been a tie – amid some very last-minute jostling.
