T-Mobile is working with an autonomous vehicle company to bring self-driving cars to Jacksonville, Florida with 5G.

T-Mobile is offering to cover up to 12 voice lines and two 5G home internet lines if customers try its new service.

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T-Mobile has deployed a private 5G network to power a fleet of autonomous vehicles (AV) in Jacksonville, Florida. The carrier ...