New Network Fallacies
Read OriginalThis article critiques the persistent belief that new network technologies like 4G or 5G will immediately fix web performance problems. It argues that network rollouts are slow and uneven, real-world speeds fall far short of theoretical promises, and carrier marketing (like AT&T's '5G E') often misleads. Using data from Open Signal, it shows significant performance variance, concluding that new networks provide benefits gradually and not equally for all users.
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