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Cloud gaming points way to successful 5G commercialisation for Starhub
- Thursday | 17th September, 2020
StarHub customers in some areas of the island are now able to benefit from 5G services, since the Singapore-based telco turned on its 5G trial on the 18 August. Currently its 5G network covers around 70% of the country’s populated areas, with a full commercial launch scheduled for early 2021. Starhub is working with Nokia as its network partner to roll out 5G on the 2100MHz spectrum on a non-standalone architecture, with a standalone 5G network running on 3.5GHz spectrum expected in mid-2021. Financial analysts are bullish about the prospects for Starhub’s 5G offerings, with UOBKH recently upgrading its shares to “buy” status. One such service is Starhub’s new exclusive cloud gaming service, rolled out in partnership with London-based Anstream Arcade in an AsiaPacific first.
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