Verizon Wireless finished highest in all six regions in the J.D. Power 2023 U.S. Wireless Network Quality Performance Study—Volume 2, the research firm said today.
The carrier had the fewest network quality problems per 100 connections (PP100) in call quality; messaging quality; and data quality in the Mid-Atlantic, North Central, Northeast, Southeast, Southwest and West regions.
Nice. I'm on the Visible + plan paying $35 monthly. I prefer Verizon's infrastructure and tech stack over that of TMobile.
I agree, Verizon definitely has to and will densify. Earlier this year they inked a deal with Vertical Bridge to help build out the small cells coast to coast.
https://www.verizon.com/about/news/verizon-vertical-bridge-expansion-cell-towers
arquarqs by far. really boring mission and because I'm a gunner at heart if the right team layout is not available I can waste resupplies easily depending on map layout and area. I find vertical maps to be the most challenging think Crystalline Caverns
Is anyone else looking forward to Verizon's Implementation of 5G Standalone and Network Slicing?
Per Fierce Wireless it appears we are a lot closer to seeing larger swaths of commercial traffic being loaded onto Standalone than initially thought at the start of 2023.
Coupled with the cband clearing 2024 should be a pretty interesting year in the Telco space.
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