T-Mobile Announces Added Capability for 5G-Advanced Network
T-Mobile announced Monday the deployment of low-latency, low-loss, scalable throughput (L4S) capabilities on its 5G stand-alone network. “L4S consistently delivers low latency, minimal packet loss and real-time responsiveness -- even under heavy traffic,” T-Mobile Chief Technology Officer John Saw said…
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in a blog post. “It’s a major step forward for performance-driven use cases where every millisecond matters.” Saw cited examples of L4S use cases, including cloud gaming, video calling, extended reality and remote driving. “It’s already proving valuable in real-world trials.”