5G, AT&T Inc., Dallas, Texas, USA

In June 2017, we expanded our fixed wireless 5G trials in Austin using millimeter Wave technology, delivering ultra-fast connections across the city.

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Just three to start, but more are on the way.

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TechMeOut explores everything that you to know about the future of 5G technology. This new, faster and more reliable network could transform the internet.

Arun Ghosh from AT&T Labs breaks down the details of millimeter waves and why it is important for technologies like wireless AR gaming and self-driving cars.

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From interactive holograms to live 4K HDR content, AT&T is opening worlds of possibility with their new 5G technology.

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Includes forward looking statements about emerging technology.
AT&T is connecting our lives through 5G, making it possible for healthcare to be more efficient, impacting the way we experience large scale events with more immersive capabilities, and new bringing new real-world experiences with augmented reality.

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Learn more about the latest developments and innovation in 5G technology

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Jay Richards interviews Andre Fuetsch, President of AT&T Labs and Chief Technical Officer at AT&T, about the future of 5G communications. Feutsch says that one of the great benefits of 5G will not only be faster speeds, but much lower latency. This will be a "game changer" for latency-sensitive applications such as autonomous vehicles, drones, and online gaming that require real time information.

Andre Feutsch oversees the global technology direction for AT&T. This includes network planning, the company’s innovation road map, AT&T Labs, AT&T Foundry, and the intellectual property organization. His responsibilities include spearheading the design of the company’s next-generation 5G wireless infrastructure and software-defined networking (SDN) initiative.

He’s also heavily involved in AT&T’s push into open source software and other open standards, and engagement and collaboration with the broader developer community.

Since joining AT&T in 1995, Andre has supported and led several organizations responsible for software, systems and network architecture, planning and engineering, where he holds six patents in the field of network traffic optimization and database design. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research at U.C. Berkeley and completed his graduate coursework in Computer Science at Stanford University.

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Welcome and please step right up to the Before 5G Museum, a gallery of exhibits presented by AT&T. Before your eyes you'll see a number of items that might seem commonplace to you now, but may very well be rendered useless in the near future thanks to 5G. Please enjoy yourself, but just remember not to touch the artifacts.

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