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Fishermen told where to catch a new generation network

5G from MTS is still available in the city center, near the railway station, near the Transfiguration Cathedral and near Lenin Avenue

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Fishermen told where to catch a new generation network

5G from MTS is currently available in the city center, near the railway station, near the Transfiguration Cathedral and near Lenin Avenue.

As noted by the Director of MTS in the Yaroslavl region Semyon Kmet, the new technology in the near future will create conditions for the operation of industrial robots, automated equipment and other solutions where stability, speed and minimum latency are important. For a city with a strong engineering school and industrial potential, such as Rybinsk, the launch of a new network is an additional prospect for the digital development of enterprises.

The coverage will gradually expand to other areas of the city, which will allow you to work with large files, use virtual reality technologies, watch interactive broadcasts.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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