Brazil's Algar Telecom announced this week its plans to extend its 5G network to 32 cities across its original area of operation, encompassing the states of Minas Gerais (MG), Mato Grosso do Sul (MS), Goias (GO), and Sao Paulo (SP). The company expects to complete this expansive project by the end of the year, bringing high-speed connectivity benefits to both consumers and businesses.
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First to Offer 5G Services
Algar Telecom, the first operator in the country to offer 5G service in December 2021, initially introduced the technology in three cities: Uberlandia/MG, Uberaba/MG, and Franca/SP. Now, the expansion will include additional locations, with a focus on implementing the 3.5 GHz band, according to a LinkedIn update by the telco.
Network Expansion
This expansion underscores Algar Telecom's commitment to staying at the forefront of technological innovation. By extending 5G coverage, users can expect faster data speeds, lower latency, and improved internet capabilities on their mobile devices. Specifically, Algar Telecom said its 5G network offers 20 times more speed than the 4G network.
Algar Telecom 5G Network
The deployment of 5G in these regions not only offers residents access to cutting-edge mobile technology but also presents new opportunities for businesses. The increased connectivity is poised to spur economic development and enhance the overall quality of life for individuals in these regions of Brazil.
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As the first operator to bring 5G to the country, Algar Telecom's latest expansion signifies a milestone in advancing telecommunications infrastructure, setting the stage for a more connected and technologically empowered society in the specified regions.
