Where to now for long term investors of Telstra, page-2509

Sorry just realised there is another question here.

Theoretically, in terms of bandwidth, wireless/mobile, should never be higher then fixed, line, bandwidth. Just by the nature that you get better signal thru the "wires" then thru the air. Think about it as, in wireless, your transport medium is the air that adds/slow/downs transmissions. While if you transmit signal thru say "glass", there is nothing to really "affect" it much while its being transmitted. 26GHz isn't much if you consider fibre potentially is close to 1Petabits/s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiber-optic_communication

	Year	Organization	Effective speed	WDM channels	Per channel speed	Distance
1	2009	Alcatel-Lucent[18]	15 Tbit/s	155	100 Gbit/s	90 km
2	2010	NTT[19]	69.1 Tbit/s	432	171 Gbit/s	240 km
3	2011	KIT[20]	26 Tbit/s	1	26 Tbit/s	50 km
4	2011	NEC[21]	101 Tbit/s	370	273 Gbit/s	165 km
5	2012	NEC, Corning[22]	1.05 Petabit/s	12 core fiber		52.4 km

So yah, the statement is still true that, fixed line would be faster then wirless. However, I pointed to NBN, as even wireless tech like 5G is going to replace their FTTN network in 2019, as stated in the article. And also, the higher the frequency, the more you can transmit.