AT&T Brings 5G to Las Vegas
Viva Las Vegas! AT&T Lights Up its 20th City with a 5G Network.
At the forefront of innovation, AT&T* is bringing the future of 5G to parts of 20 cities across the U.S. With today’s 5G news, AT&T is the first to bring 5G to parts of Las Vegas. Now, business customers in areas of Las Vegas can experience the power of lower-latency, ultra-fast speeds, and enhanced capacity, all delivered through the power of 5G using millimeter wave (5G+) with AT&T.
We know Las Vegas is home to some of the best entertainment in the world, so that’s why we brought our show-stopping network to the area. With this introduction, AT&T plans to deliver new experiences that digital natives crave and allow these customers to experiment in new ways.
“We are proud to introduce 5G+ to Las Vegas,” said Stephanie Tyler, AT&T Nevada state president. “Being the first to Las Vegas, and the first to 20 cities across the U.S., is a testament to AT&T’s commitment to our future. This next generation wireless network will be game-changing as we explore the many opportunities and experiences it will bring. This technology will advance businesses and their customers as they become increasingly mobile and more connected.”
Customers can access our 5G+ network in Las Vegas using the Galaxy S10 5G on the recently announced AT&T Business Unlimited Preferred plan.
AT&T has the best wireless network according to America’s biggest test1 and the nation’s fastest wireless network,2 and works hard to deliver what customers want most. By adding the next generation of network technology to Las Vegas, we are doing it again, making us the carrier you can bet on.
Go to att.com/5GNews to learn more about how AT&T is unlocking new experiences on 5G.
1 America’s Best Network is Based on GWS OneScore Sept. 2018. Limited 5G Evolution availability. May not be available in your area. Learn more at att.com/5Gforyou.
2 Based on analysis by Ookla® of Speedtest Intelligence® data average download speeds for Q1 2019.
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