T-Mobile continues to hold the title of the fastest carrier in the United States, achieving a median download speed of 212.77 Mbps. This speed advantage comes from its early investment in a 5G network bolstered by mid-band frequencies acquired through the Sprint merger. T-Mobile also boasts the lowest latency among major US carriers at 49 ms. The carrier excelled in 5G download speeds, thanks to the deployment of ultrafast mmWave technology.
is once again reaping the benefits of its early investment in a 5G network made possible by the mid-band frequencies acquired during its merger with Sprint.remained the fastest carrier in the United States with a median download speed of 212.77 Mbps, compared to the 95.08 Mbps that's network was also the quickest with 11.45 Mbps and a latency of just 49 ms, the lowest among the three major US carriers.
Among the most populous cities in the United States, Pittsburgh recorded the fastest median mobile download speed of 302.96 Mbps, while Raleigh outpaced the other cities to record the fastest median fixed download speed, with 329.82 Mbps.brought home not only the fastest overall carrier network award for H2, but also the best 5G download speeds, and the best mobile gaming experience thanks to quick uploads and the low network ping that made gaming online more seamless.
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