5G for you

Smaller busineses will be able to benefit from greater speeds without the need for industrial-level broadband connections. 5G will replace broadband services as we know them, but this is only the first phase of the technology’s development. 

Rich, complex information will be available at greater speeds. Faster speeds are the result of greater data transmission rates, or throughput. Throughput refers to the amount of data transmitted and is measured in megabytes or gigabytes per second (Mbps, Gbps). It is anticipated that 5G will enable a throughput of 10Gbps – a huge increase from 4G and a change that will result in multi-gigabit connections being standard. This is faster than most typical fibre connections. Those speeds, combined with lowered latency, will have far-reaching effects on every sector.

In the future, 5G will be able to connect huge numbers of devices and handle huge amounts of data, allowing us to capture data and apply AI and machine learning to it in near real time.

AR and VR applications can work seamlessly. Industrial machinery and robotics can be controlled remotely. Feature-length HD movies can be downloaded faster than you can read this sentence.

In a 5G-powered tomorrow, entire supply chains can be fundamentally reshaped.

With its gigabit speeds and unprecedented response times, 5G will make driverless cars, cloud-connected traffic control and other applications that depend on instantaneous response and data analysis live up to their potential. 

From ehealthcare to drone deliveries and smart energy solutions to next-level gaming, the possibilities are limitless.