Where we’ve seen 5G so farĪt time of launch, we’ve identified 20 operators that have deployed 5G networks in 294 locations across the globe. You can also find this Twitter feed directly to the right of the interactive 5G map where the ten most recent updates will be displayed. Get regular updates on the progress of 5G by following Twitter where we will share network rollouts as they are added. As deployments continue to become commercially available and tests taken with Speedtest use a 5G connection, identified deployments will also be based on Ookla data. As different types of networks launch we’ll continue to expand this map to provide you with accurate, in-depth information.Ĭurrently, the majority of identified deployments are based on corporate press releases and other publicly available communications.

To learn more about the types of 5G and other network intricacies, visit our comprehensive 5G guide. Commercial availability refers to a 5G network where any consumer can purchase a device for use on this network.Īt this point all of the deployments we’ve mapped are 5G New Radio (NR). Limited availability is when a 5G network is present but devices are limited to select users, usually in a testing environment.

The status is divided into two types of availability: limited and commercial. We update the map weekly with the information available to us about 5G deployments as they occur.Ĭlick on an individual pin to see more detailed information including city name, a list of operators who have rolled out 5G, and the status of the 5G network in the area. The interactive Ookla 5G Map tracks 5G rollouts in cities across the globe. If you’re as eager as we are to see which cities are 5G ready, you’ll love the Ookla 5G Map™. Not every city currently benefits, however, as 5G availability depends on a variety of factors including government regulation and technological improvements by mobile operators. Also known as “Fifth Generation” Wireless Technology, 5G is the biggest thing to come to mobile after nearly a decade of 4G LTE, offering theoretical speeds up to 5 times faster. After years of preparation, 5G is finally rolling out in city after city around the world.

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