A demonstration with Samsung and Japanese telecommunications operator KDDI has shown the possibility of 5G connectivity. The 2 ran a network experience from a moving train; achieving peak transfer speeds of 1.7Gbps. The experience was held in the town of Saitama, with the train traveling some 1.5km among 2 stations. Speeds were relatively low as far as trains go, however were on point to simulate road speeds achieved with cars; moving as fast as 100km/h. It includes a 5G router (CPE), radio access unit (5G Radio), virtualised RAN and virtualised core.
Samsung 5G moving train analisis chock 1.7Gbps peak speed
Samsung 5G moving train analisis chock 1.7Gbps peak speedSamsung soon tested 5G on a train traveling at about 62MPH and was enable to of chock a peak speed of 1.7Gbps. The firm called its test, that was performed with Japan's KDDI, a success, telling it achieved successful downlink and uplink handover in addition to the crazy peak speed. Samsung's analisis included a 5G router and a 5G Radio, plus a virtualized core and virtualized RAN. The analisis happened on a train running among 2 stations that were about one mile apart from each other. A recent report claimed that Samsung has been working with the unite states military to develop and analisis a 5G network prototype.

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