Assuring the Promise of 5G

December 27, 2018

Few technologies have arrived with more fanfare and greater promise than the mobile standard known as 5G. Expect blazingly fast speeds peak data rates 100 times that of 4G. Vast coverage density 1 million devices for every square kilometer. Large area traffic capacity 10Mbps per square mile. And super low latency 1-5 milliseconds. 5G is more than a step up from 4G; it’s a radical leap that will bestow significant new capabilities, dramatically improving mobile broadband services and empowering the Internet of Things (IoT) by enabling connectivity to billions of global devices. It will make possible use cases we can’t even imagine today and herald in a move from personal communication to general purpose technology

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