Verizon likely halting its ‘5G Home’ service rollout after test cities, waiting for 5G hardware to actually exist<div class="feat-image">
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<p>Carriers have been in a frantic battle
pretending to rollout
5G service for both mobile devices and home internet. Verizon was the first to
rollout what it calls 5G home internet to customers in four US cities last year. However, it’s not technically 5G, and now Verizon is likely going stop rolling out the service until later this year when standards-based 5G hardware is actually available.</p>
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