Rețeaua 5G va fi lansată în 16 mari orașe din Rusia, inclusiv în capitală

Russia has launched 5G networks in 16 major cities, including Moscow, with plans to expand to 50 more by 2026. The rollout was delayed from its initial 2019 schedule due to frequency allocations for security services. The Ministry of Digital Technology announced that mobile operators can start using 4G frequencies for 5G, with full implementation expected gradually. Major cities like St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg are included, but access for iPhone users depends on Apple's decisions, as the company has exited the Russian market. The demand for mobile internet has tripled in six years, making this launch significant.