Claro Perú revolutionizes with 5G-A: up to 10 Gbps rapidly!

Claro Perú revolutionizes with 5G-A: up to 10 Gbps rapidly!

Qingdao, China - The technology world is not quiet, and an exciting milestone is taking place in Peru. Claro Perú recently carried out successful tests with the revolutionary 5G advanced technology, also known as 5.5G. This latest version of mobile communications sets up a completely new chapter in connectivity. But what exactly does that mean for users and companies?

In a controlled environment, Claro achieved impressive download speeds of up to 10 Gbps - this is ten times faster than the traditional 5G. These tests were carried out with medium frequency straps and millimeter waves using autonomous architecture (standalone), which demonstrated the versatility and stability of the technology in demanding environments. The technical support of these tests came from Huawei, an important player in the technology industry, which also drives the world's leading developments in 5G technology. According to rcr wireless, the use was temporarily assigned frequencies at 3.5 GHz and 26 GHz, which were provided by the Peruvian Ministry of Transport and Communication.

The future of connectivity

5G-A not only promises higher speeds, but also a lower latency, more simultaneous compounds and improved energy efficiency. These improvements pave the way for innovative applications. Areas such as artificial intelligence, immersive experiences and digital games will benefit enormously. Juan David Rodríguez, Claro's technology director, emphasizes that years of work and research have flowed into this technological evolution.

Samuel Qu from Huawei underlines the potential of 5.5g to revolutionize both the user experience and the connection of devices and autonomous vehicles. A specific application is located in Qingdao, China, where 5.5g has already optimized the logistics of factories. Here efficiency could be increased by 50%, and storage times were reduced from 30 days to just one day. Such results clearly show that this technology is not only a future dream, but is already a reality today. This is also confirmed by Revista Economia, which Claro as operators at the highest speed Peru positioned.

strategic monetization and new business opportunities

James Chen, President of Huaweis Carrier Business Group, warns that telecommunications companies have to rethink their strategies. The transition from 5G to 5G-A is not only a technical challenge, but also brings the need to offer differentiated user experiences and network slicing in order to open up new sources of income. In China, providers already offer staggered service packages based on experience measurements such as latency and upload speeds. It is crucial that the quality of the services and the user experience in the context of monetarization strategies are in the foreground.