Friday 4 August 2017
Both businesses and individual consumers are already eagerly awaiting the 5G roll-out somewhere around 2020; existing mobile connections are often not sufficient for their needs, let alone whatever it is they’ll be doing with devices that are evolving at a breakneck pace four years from now. When 5G finally becomes available, it promises regular transfer speeds of hundreds of megabytes per second, in contrast to the low tens of megabytes that even good 4G connections usually struggle to reach at present. In addition to faster transfer speeds, 5G will mean increased reliability and lower latency of connections, opening a very…
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