Upgraded network infrastructure to bring faster internet speeds for residents and businesses in the city
Burnaby residents and businesses could experience faster internet in the next few years with a significant infrastructure investment coming this way.
The telecom company says customers in Burnaby with a compatible 5G device on certain plans will get 50 per cent faster average data speeds and increased capacity on Telus’ 5G network. “Burnaby businesses, residents and community organizations depend on the functionality and reliability of our network infrastructure,” said Mayor Mike Hurley in the news release. “It is exciting to see Telus make a substantial investment to ensure we can continue to rely on these services in our day-to-day lives.”
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