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Singtel Launches 5G Standalone (SA) Use Cases

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Singtel launched a number of 5G Standalone (SA) use cases at its ‘Powering Up Singapore With 5G’ event, ramping up efforts in translating its new strategic blueprint of leading in 5G into action. 

The new use cases span a variety of sectors from entertainment to mobility and bring to life the benefits of 5G by redefining live, work and play experiences with blazing fast speeds and near-instantaneous response times. Singtel continues to expand its 5G network which now covers over two-thirds of Singapore, adding sites in densely populated areas. In addition, it has expanded its 5G indoor coverage to more major shopping malls island-wide.

 

The arrival of 5G has proved timely against a backdrop of accelerated digital adoption as a result of safe distancing and remote working. With more people using digital channels to go about their lives, there has been a corresponding increase in demand for fast and reliable connectivity. This is reflected in a recent Singtel survey, in which majority of consumers indicated that 5G-enabled services such as augmented reality books and virtual reality entertainment events appeal to them.

Yuen Kuan Moon, Group CEO of Singtel
With the maturing of 5G technology, we’re excited to unlock the benefits of a 5G-enabled reality for consumers and enterprises. Its potential to transform business models and deliver enhanced products and services on a scale like never before, will spur Singapore’s digital economy as the country moves into post-COVID recovery. 

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