How We Connect

The Power Behind Your Connection: Speed and Security

NextGen TV powered by ATSC 3.0

Here's how it works: you'll use a small, Bluetooth-enabled device that seamlessly connects to your phone. This device then instantly starts receiving uninterrupted information coming directly from the broadcast, delivering all your Business app content with virtually zero latency . No delays, no buffering—just pure, real-time engagement.

NextGen TV powered by ATSC 3.0

Here's how it works: you'll use a small, Bluetooth-enabled device that seamlessly connects to your phone. This device then instantly starts receiving uninterrupted information coming directly from the broadcast, delivering all your Business app content with virtually zero latency . No delays, no buffering—just pure, real-time engagement.

AT&T 5G: Powering the Future of Connected Innovation

The bulk of your outgoing content is handled through our powerful broadcast system, while we leverage the robust capabilities of the AT&T 5G network to manage all return communications, ensuring a seamless two-way experience.


While AT&T is the initial provider to bring this to market, the device is designed to work with any cellular service provider. This delivers all your business app content with virtually zero latency, so you get no delays and no buffering—just pure, real-time engagement.

AT&T 5G: Powering the Future of Connected Innovation

The bulk of your outgoing content is handled through our powerful broadcast system, while we leverage the robust capabilities of the AT&T 5G network to manage all return communications, ensuring a seamless two-way experience.


While AT&T is the initial provider to bring this to market, the device is designed to work with any cellular service provider. This delivers all your business app content with virtually zero latency, so you get no delays and no buffering—just pure, real-time engagement.

The Best of Both Worlds: Harnessing the Power of Broadcast and 5G

ATSC 3.0 and 5G work together to provide a seamless content delivery experience by leveraging the strengths of both technologies. While ATSC 3.0 is a one-way broadcast technology, it is optimized for efficient one-to-many content delivery, meaning it can send the same content to millions of devices simultaneously. 5G, on the other hand, is built for robust two-way communication.


Here's how they collaborate:

  • One-Way Broadcast (ATSC 3.0): The primary, high-bandwidth content—like a live sports game or a high-definition video stream—is delivered directly to the user's device through the ATSC 3.0 broadcast. This offloads a significant amount of data from the cellular network, reducing congestion and ensuring a high-quality viewing experience.
  • Two-Way Interaction (5G): All return communications, such as user interactions, data analytics, or requests for on-demand content, are handled by the 5G network. This hybrid approach uses the most efficient technology for each specific task.

This combined system offers the best of both worlds: the efficiency and power of broadcast for content delivery and the interactivity and responsiveness of 5G for user engagement. This collaboration allows broadcasters to deliver high-quality, real-time content to mobile devices and other receivers without a traditional internet connection, while still enabling a fully interactive experience.