Five of the biggest challenges facing 5G
Ted Kritsonis
Making 5G a reality comes with some challenges along the way. Here are 5 that will figure prominently throughout the process.
Making 5G a reality comes with some challenges along the way. Here are 5 that will figure prominently throughout the process.
In some parts of the world, the pandemic is wreaking havoc on smartphone sales, supply chains and 5G plans.
5G deployments are encountering some short-term obstacles –such as delayed permits for cell towers and supply chain disruptions —but long-term 5G goals remain in place.
Service providers that want to upgrade to 5G first must decide whether to deploy non-standalone 5G or leapfrog to standalone 5G.
Executives need to learn how to navigate global 5G, likely to be one of the most important economic and business fault lines of the 21st century.
In this podcast episode, Nokia’s Head of Portfolio Strategy Simon Osborne says 5G will require the telecom industry to tear down its silos or risk failure.
Several carriers are driving hard to offer their customers a first taste of 5G. And they’re moving faster than standards bodies and chipset makers.
When 5G connectivity emerges, it won’t just be mobile devices that benefit, but rather vehicles will be feeling the impact even more.
