ASHGABAT, Turkmenistan, June 30. Turkmenistan has officially rolled out a 5G mobile communication network in the city of Arkadag, taking a giant leap forward in its digital infrastructure and opening the floodgates to high-speed connectivity for residents and businesses alike, Trend reports.
The infrastructure was deployed in collaboration with the
Chinese tech conglomerate Huawei, signifying a pivotal advancement
following the prior rollout of 4G+ capabilities in February 2025.
The evolution to fifth-generation wireless technology facilitates
data throughput velocities ranging from 500 megabits to 1 gigabit
per second—significantly eclipsing the 200 to 250 megabits per
second benchmark of fourth-generation systems—while guaranteeing
uninterrupted operational efficiency even amidst a plethora of
concurrently linked devices.
Authorities emphasized that the next-gen infrastructure will
facilitate paradigm shifts in various domains, encompassing
educational ecosystems, healthcare frameworks, media landscapes,
and industrial automation processes. Specifically, the advent of 5G
technology will facilitate the optimization of remote educational
frameworks, enhance telehealth capabilities, enable instantaneous
oversight of manufacturing processes, and support
ultra-high-definition media transmission, alongside the remote
operation of automated robotic systems within industrial
ecosystems.
Arkadag, launched in 2023 as Turkmenistan’s inaugural “smart city,”
was conceptualized with an emphasis on cutting-edge digital
frameworks and eco-friendly technological solutions at its
foundation. The deployment of 5G synergizes with the overarching
paradigm of revolutionizing urban landscapes into exemplars of
digital administration and intelligent city evolution.
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