Khabarovsk was the first in the Far Eastern Federal District to catch a gigabit 5G wave Khabarovsk became the first city in the Far East with free access to a gigabit 5G network. MTS deployed it in the city center, right on Lenin Square. Now data transfer speeds can reach 1.5 Gbit/s. To use the network, the smartphone must support the n79 band, as it is the 4.9 GHz frequency that the new equipment operates. So far, the coverage is limited to the central part of Khabarovsk, but the operator plans to gradually expand it. Note that Khabarovsk has become the sixth Russian city with an MTS 5G network at a frequency of 4.9 GHz - after Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Ufa and Yekaterinburg. They plan to expand the network using existing LTE frequencies in the 2100 MHz range. The technology allows you to use this resource simultaneously for 4G and 5G, so the operator does not need to immediately build a separate infrastructure. The main advantage of the new network is not only fast loading of videos and reels, but also stable communication, which organizations need for automation, industrial internet of things and augmented reality technologies. In addition to Khabarovsk, MTS has already launched the first 5G networks in Yakutsk and Chita, but they use the principle of technological neutrality, which allows operation at LTE frequencies in the 2100 MHz range. The regional authorities expect to use the new infrastructure for digital solutions that will provide measurable benefits to residents and businesses. The regional authorities expect to use the new infrastructure for digital solutions that will provide measurable benefits to residents and businesses.

Khabarovsk was the first in the Far Eastern Federal District to catch a gigabit 5G wave Khabarovsk became the first city in the Far East with free access to a gigabit 5G network. MTS deployed it in the city center, right on Lenin Square. Now data transfer speeds can reach 1.5 Gbit/s. To use the network, the smartphone must support the n79 band, as it is the 4.9 GHz frequency that the new equipment operates. So far, the coverage is limited to the central part of Khabarovsk, but the operator plans to gradually expand it. Note that Khabarovsk has become the sixth Russian city with an MTS 5G network at a frequency of 4.9 GHz - after Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Ufa and Yekaterinburg. They plan to expand the network using existing LTE frequencies in the 2100 MHz range. The technology allows you to use this resource simultaneously for 4G and 5G, so the operator does not need to immediately build a separate infrastructure. The main advantage of the new network is not only fast loading of videos and reels, but also stable communication, which organizations need for automation, industrial internet of things and augmented reality technologies. In addition to Khabarovsk, MTS has already launched the first 5G networks in Yakutsk and Chita, but they use the principle of technological neutrality, which allows operation at LTE frequencies in the 2100 MHz range. The regional authorities expect to use the new infrastructure for digital solutions that will provide measurable benefits to residents and businesses. The regional authorities expect to use the new infrastructure for digital solutions that will provide measurable benefits to residents and businesses.