AT&T plans to roll-out a nationwide, fifth-generation wireless network for businesses in 2020, the company said on Monday, intensifying the battle between top cellular providers to be the first to unveil the high-speed offering outside of select U.S. cities.
The Dallas-based firm said its new 5G network, currently available in 12 cities including Atlanta, Dallas, Louisville & New Orleans, will lead to increased earnings and reduced costs for U.S. companies. “The 5G services we’re rolling out and combining with our advanced network capabilities will help businesses fundamentally change for the better,” Mo Katibeh, chief marketing officer at AT&T Business, said in a statement.
