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There are already more than 6600 5G antennas spread across the country The technology generates ultra-fast connection low latency and multi-device capacityThe new generation of mobile internet known as 5G is already a reality in all Brazilian capitals and another 480 cities are preparing to activate the signal. This is only possible thanks to the largest telecommunications auction ever held in Brazil on November 4 2021. The auction brought advances that benefited 50 million people with the digital transformations resulting from 5GThere are already more than 6600 5G antennas spread across the country to ensure connection in the 2.3 GHz bands 3.5 GHz and 26 GHz. The stations bring technology to 50 million people and leverage digital transformations.advancesBraslia DF was the first city to receive the signal in the 3.5 GHz band in July this year. The capital that became a pioneer in 5G currently stands out for having the second fastest download speed in the world on a 5G connection on average 369.5 MBs second only to South Korea 447.4 MBsec. s. After the activation of the new technology in Braslia gradually the other state offices began to connect and in October all the capitals already had the fifth generation of mobile internet active.5G now advances to the 26 cities with more than 500000 inhabitants and metropolitan regions which add up to 454 municipalities. For these locations the cleaning of the 3.5 GHz band the main one used for 5G has already been released. The cleaning action is essential to eliminate interferences in the Fixed Satellite Service receiving stations. With migration the way is opened for a possible anticipation of the release of the lane in these municipalities.5G5G technology opens a new era of connectivity in Brazil. With ultra-fast connectivity low latency and multi-device capability 5G fuels innovation across multiple industries and drives economic development. The applications of the new technology make factories and productive spaces more intelligent optimizing processes and increasing competitiveness.5G is expected to generate BRL 590 billion per year according to a survey carried out by the Ministry of Economy in partnership with the United Nations Development Program UNDP.
